When it comes to finding care for your loved ones, you want the very best.
The team of experienced surgeons and anesthesiologists from Campbell County
Health Surgical Services can provide just that.
A dedication to minimally invasive procedures and advanced technologies
for surgeons means the best outcomes for the ones you love. All that expertise,
right here at home in Campbell County, Wyoming, from people you know and trust.
CCMH Surgical Services
The Surgical Services Department at Campbell County Memorial Hospital offers
general surgery,
cardiac cath lab, orthopedics, gynecological surgery, ENT, plastics, urology, eye surgery,
spine, and pain clinic in an inpatient and outpatient setting in Gillette,
Wyoming. The team consists of registered nurses, licensed practical nurses,
Certified Surgical Technicians, and Certified Sterile Processing staff.
42 percent of our registered nurses are Bachelor's Degree prepared nurses,
and many of the nurses are Certified Operating Room Nurses and Certified
Post Anesthesia Care Nurses.
Powder River Surgery Center
The Powder River Surgery Center (PRSC) provides the highest possible quality
of surgical care for Campbell County, Wyoming. PRSC is a multi-specialty
surgical facility for patients who are admitted and discharged for surgery
on the same day.
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Cardiac Cath Lab
The Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory (also known as the cardiac cath
lab) offers a variety of diagnostic and interventional cardiology procedures
used in the treatment of coronary artery and peripheral vascular disease
in Gillette, Wyoming.
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Your surgical procedure is scheduled by your doctor's office. You will
be given information to take to the hospital to register for your surgery.
Come to the hospital and register at admitting desk in the main lobby.
You'll be directed to the Outpatient Surgery department for an interview
with the Pre-Anesthesia testing nurse. You'll be asked about your medical
history, and laboratory or other tests may be ordered. You'll be given
specific instructions about your surgery, such as when you must discontinue
eating and drinking, and other instructions for the night before.
Expectations following surgery are also discussed at this time. You will
receive a phone call late in the afternoon the day prior to your scheduled
surgery with an arrival time for the day of surgery.
