OMCNews. The right care, right here. Every Kid Healthy Field Day! See page 13. Inside this Issue

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1 OMCNews The right care, right here. March 16, 2018 People Pam Ream Named Vice President of OMC Medical Group Ozarks Medical Center (OMC) recently hired Pam Ream as Vice President of the OMC Medical Group, promoted from her position at OMC as Director of Rehabilitation Services. Ream was first hired thirty years ago in 1988 to begin the OMC Speech Pathology department. Six years later, in 1994, she was promoted to the position of Director of Rehabilitation Services. She was responsible for expanding OMC Rehabilitation Services from inpatient care to include outpatient care in the OMC Shaw Medical Building and also added services into OMC rural health clinics. In her role as Director of Rehabilitation Services, she was instrumental in contracting services for physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech-language pathology in area schools, nursing homes and businesses. continued on page 8 Inside this Issue Rick Binkley, new clinic director. See page 2. Discounts at Branson Attractions. See page 4. Human Resources update. See page 5. Every Kid Healthy Field Day! See page 13. Mission To provide exceptional, compassionate care to all we serve. Child Advocacy Celebrity Dinner Connie Schott, VP of Human Resources was a Celebrity at the fifth annual Child Advocacy Center Celebrity Dinner held at Rubydoo s Vintage Event Center recently. Connie s Island Paradise themed table won Second Place. Pictured at her table are: Larry Schott, Dr. Rick Holloway, Sidney Holloway, Stacy Tintocalis, Josh Reeves, Connie Schott (with award), Harrison Schott, Rodney Gibson, Kristi Drummond, and Josh Drummond. Vision We will change lives by nurturing hope, improving health and encouraging wellness every person every time.

2 March 16, Service New Clinic Director Announced Rick Binkley has accepted a Clinic Director position. He will join Valarie Young and Aimee Hilt as leaders of Clinic Administration who oversee the operations of Ozarks Medical Center Clinic System. Rick is replacing the position previously held by Aimee Jarrett. Rick began his career here at Ozarks Medical Center in 2007 as an office assistant, was promoted to a Clinic Tech then promoted to Clinic Supervisor of Heart Care Services. Rick then joined OMC Clinic System as a Manager in He has worked specifically managing Orthopedics, Women s Healthcare, General Surgery and Neurosurgery Clinics. Rick attended Rich South High School, Richton Park, IL. He has attended Missouri State University and graduated from Ashworth University with an emphasis in Health Administration. Rick is a member of Medical Group Management Association, American Association of Orthopedic Executives and Missouri Healthcare Association. I look forward to having Rick join our dynamic Clinics Administration team. Please help me congratulate Rick. Pam Ream Vice President of OMC Medical Group Ozarks Medical Center Foundation accepted a donation from Waylon Woolsey, a senior from Willow Springs High School. For Waylon s senior project, he built a flat-bed trailer and sold tickets totaling $3,020. The trailer was painted pink in honor of Waylon s grandmother that lost her battle to breast cancer. The contribution will benefit the OMC Cancer Treatment Center. The winning ticket was drawn at Willow Springs Homecoming and Hoop Shoot. Bo Pace of West Plains had the winning ticket. Pictured left to right: OMC Foundation staff Regina Eades, Amanda Smith, and Karen Yarbrough; Waylon s mother, Heather Hill, Practice Manager at OMC Urgent Care Clinic; Waylon Woolsey; and Carol Silvey, Vice President for Ad- Mark your calendar for Saturday, June 9!

3 March 16, Community What s happening at OMC April 7 (8 a.m.): OMC s Prepared Childbirth Class is recommended during the second trimester of pregnancy. The goal of this class is to prepare the expectant mother for all aspects of labor and delivery. Call , extension 6440 to register or for details. April 10 (6 p.m.): OMC s New Parent Skills Class is recommended during the third trimester of pregnancy and covers self-care, baby care, infant bathing, safety, immunizations, and circumcision. Call , extension 6440 to register or for details. April 12 (6 p.m.): Association Meeting Willard Hunter Classroom, OMC Parkway Center, West Plains OMC will hold its annual association meeting to review the 2016 Annual Report and vote on new members to the Board of Directors. April 17 (6 p.m.): OMC s Preparing for Breastfeeding Class provides the expectant mother with important information needed to breastfeed her new baby. Call , extension 6440 to register or for details. April 19 (6-7 p.m.): Community Education Dinner Willard Hunter Classroom, OMC Parkway Center The speaker is Dr. Chip Rowe discussing arthritis treatments. The dinner is free, but reservations are required. Call April 21 (Noon-3 p.m.): Every Kid Healthy Field Day West Plains Elementary School See page 13 for more information. April 25 (12-6 p.m.): OMC and Community Blood Center of the Ozarks Blood Drive at OMC Parkway Center. Walk in, call , or visit make an appointment. April 27 (3:30 to 5:30 p.m.): OMC Hollywood Hustle Fun Run Packet Pick-Up OMC Parkway Center Participants are encouraged to pick up their bibs, swag bags & T-shirts. A registration table will also be available. Participants in the 5K must still check in the morning of the race to receive their timing chip. April 28 (6:30 to 7:15 a.m. ): OMC Hollywood Hustle Fun Run Registration, OMC Parkway 8 a.m. Race begins The Annual OMC Fun Run is pleased to present the Hollywood Hustle 5K and 1.5 mile racing event. Particpants are encouraged to dress up as their favorite movie character. The funds from this event go to support local cancer patients through the CTC Emergency Fund. For more information, see form in OMCNews. ENVIRONMENTAL health & safety OMC has created an updated Waste Minimization Plan, which will have an impact upon nearly all of our coworkers. A very large component of this plan is identifying and working with a local or regional recycling company. Sometimes, a company s geographical location imposes some restriction on the level and amount of recycling one can employ. OMC has broken through that barrier with exciting news. Your EH&S Program has establish a cooperative business agreement with a local all waste streams recycling company; Missouri e-waste, of Ozark, MO, who will visit our hospital periodically to pick up every designated waste for recycling, and they will do this for free. Additionally, Missouri e-waste will pay OMC by the pound for each type of recyclable; e-waste (computers, destroyed hard drives, flat screen monitors) will bring a different price as compared to plastic bottles, aluminum or steel cans. Furniture will be paid at a different rate as compared to surgical Blue Wrap or cardboard or medical equipment, such as beds or broken carts. Missouri e-waste is certified and/or registered with; FDA registered for medical equipment/device recycling, Is the only company in Southwest Missouri that is Level 3 certified by the State of Missouri for Asset Recovery, DNR registered (044994), EPA certified (MOR ), e-steward downstream certified, Missouri Voluntary Tiered Registration, Level 2, GSA certified (approved for government contracts), DUNS number, SAM registration, NAICS code. We look forward to a long working relationship with their company and providing a source of recycling revenue to the OMC organization. For questions and/or assistance, contact Tom Morris at tom.morris@ozarksmedicalcenter.com.

4 March 16, 2018 OMC Discounts at Branson Attractions We are pleased to announce OMC now has a 15% discount to the following Branson attractions. Silver Dollar City: Silver Dollar City is an internationally awarded 1880s-style theme park located in Branson, Missouri, that features 40 thrilling rides & attractions, live shows & concerts, 100 resident craftsmen demonstrating America s heritage crafts, 18 award-winning restaurants and 60 unique shops all sitting atop one of Missouri s deepest caves. World-class festivals and events are showcased from spring through Christmas during which the park is illuminated with over 6.5 million lights! Start planning your Branson vacation at SilverDollarCity.com/Save using promo code and save 15% off Adult & Child tickets or get two-days for the less than the price of a full price one-day admission! Showboat Branson Belle: The Showboat Branson Belle is an unforgettable experience for your entire family a cruise, show and meal on beautiful Table Rock Lake! Step aboard an 1890s-style paddlewheeler and you ll enjoy breathtaking views of the Ozarks, an exciting array of entertainment and a delicious 3-course meal prepared fresh in the ship s galley. With a magnificent variety show Spring through Christmas, the Showboat Branson Belle truly is America s Most Entertaining Lake Adventure! PLUS, when you use promo code at SilverDollarCity.com/Save you can save 15% off every Adult ticket in your order book early for best seating! White Water: White Water, water park, features 2 million gallons of fun rides and attractions, from riveting to relaxing. The whole family can enjoy the tides of the 500,000-gallon wave pool, the gentle flow of the Aloha River or the family-friendly fun at Splashaway Cay and Coconut Cove. Braver visitors can test themselves on the other White Water park rides, such as the speed slides of Kalani Towers or KaPau Plummet, a heart-pounding thrill slide with a 70-degree plunge followed by a spiraling loop to splashdown! When you use promo code at SilverDollarCity.com/Save you can save 15% off every Adult ticket in your order or get two-days for less than the price of a full-price one-day ticket plus Kid s are only $20! Open Memorial Day thru Labor Day. Silver Dollar City s Wilderness: Silver Dollar City s Wilderness Campground features campsites, RV sites and trailer rentals, and hand-crafted rustic log cabins, all conveniently located just minutes from Branson s top attractions, Table Rock Lake and the best outdoor activities the area has to offer. Guests can enjoy numerous amenities including complimentary shuttle service to Silver Dollar City! NEW THIS YEAR: Save 15% on a two or more night stay at Silver Dollar City s Wilderness when you call and mention discount code SAVE!* *Available on stays from March 13, 2018 January 1, Two night minimum required. Three night minimum required for holiday weekends. No other discounts apply. 4 Heavenly Father, we praise and thank You for Your love, grace and mercy. We gratefully acknowledge that You are in control of every situation even when we cannot preceive the outcome of that situation. Help us to always remember that You are always near and hear our pleas and prayers even when we can t feel Your presence. In the Name of Jesus, Your precious Holy Son, Amen. Weekly Prayer brought to you by the OMC Chaplains

5 March 16, 2018 Human Resources The Human Resources Team seeks to help you have a great working experience at OMC. You can reach Human Resources by calling Shelley Krusen at extension Please come to the HR lobby at Parkway #15 for any appointments with HR, Employee Health, and Wellness. Shelley Krusen, HR Office Assistant, has joined our team. When you stop by, Shelley will greet you and be able to help you with your HR needs. She can also schedule your Employee Health and Wellness appointments. You may already know Shelley, as she was at the Alton Clinic for many years prior to moving to West Plains. If you need to call HR, Shelley is at extension Evie Basilico joined the HR team in October 2017 in Benefits. She is your resource for questions about your Benefits, at extension Kelly Juline, HR Operations Analyst, is your resource for questions related to your pay. You can reach her at extension Jeannette Stevens is our Recruiter. She is your resource for questions about applications, posted positions, and scholarships. Jeanette can be reached at extension Pati Sandhaus, HR Manager, is available to review your employee relations concerns. Pati is at extension The Employee Health and Wellness Team seeks to keep each of us healthy. You can reach them by calling Shelley Krusen at extension When you have an appointment with Employee Health and Wellness, please come to the HR lobby at #15 Parkway and check in with Shelley Krusen. Libby Waterson, RN is the OMC Employee Health Nurse. Call Libby for your questions about work comp issues, injuries or exposures at work, flu shots, and your annual Employee Health requirements. Libby is at extension Reba Gunter, RN provides prn support in Employee Health, and can also help answer your Employee Health questions. Christina Hardman is the OMC Wellness Coordinator. You can schedule your annual Wellness visit by calling Christina at extension She can also help with resources for healthy living, including Weight Watchers at Work, smoking cessation, and more. The Education Team ensures that each coworker has up-to-date knowledge related to his/her position. You can reach members of the Education Team by calling Jennifer Bennett at extension Jennifer Bennett can help with your NetLearning questions. She also schedules the Education meeting rooms, community education, and job shadow experiences. She is available at extension Kimberly Shaw, RN coordinates the RN Residency Program, clinical competencies, and other clinical education. Kim Smith, RN teaches various certification classes. Erin Gibbs, Education Manager, will work with you to design and schedule presentations and classes for your teams, for the community, and to create collaborative partnerships with the local schools. Thank you for your support of your OMC Human Resources coworkers! 5 Live Process Notifications Staff please when you are notified by Live Process it is imperative that you acknowledge the notification received. All the employee has to do is acknowledge the call one time. It will reduce the time and risk in any emergency If you have any questions or problems with the notifications or lack thereof, or need to make a change notify Richard Leita, Emergency preparedness coordinator at extension 1790 or by Richard.leita@ozarksmedicalcenter.com Richard Leita, Emergency Preparedness Coordinator

6 March 16, Community Parking Update Due to the changes in traffic flow and the new construction project beginning on April 01, 2018, OMC employees will no longer be able to park on 6th street, effective Monday, March 19, This should give everyone a chance to speak to their employees who usually park on the street. OMC is working to add additional parking in behind the current Alaska street parking lot, we will try to have gravel placed in the new area by the first of next week if possible. Staff can park along the Tio Street located next to the Alaska street parking lot if there are parking spaces available, please be respectful of each other when parking. In the coming months with the new construction and street projects all the growth will put pressure on our campus parking facilities, therefore, please be respectful of each other during this building progress. Please be advised that all OMC employees must continue to adhere to the rules regarding parking on campus and where there are designated parking spaces set aside for employees only. Persons are expected to park only in their designated parking areas, unless authorized to do otherwise. Thank you for your understanding during our building progress. Retha Evans, Communications, Security Manager Dress in Support for Colon Cancer Awareness Month Each Friday in March is Dress in Support of Colon Cancer Awareness. All funds raised will go to the OMC Cancer Treatment Fund. Dress code is nice jeans and collared shirt (no T-shirts may be worn). Please verify with your supervisor that your department may participate before purchasing Dress in Support stickers. Stickers may be purchased for $5.00 on the main campus at Main Admissions Registration, Heart Care Services and Neurosciences; in the Shaw building at Rehabilitation Services; in Parkway in Public Relations, BHC, Finance and the Foundation; and at OMC Home Care (Riverways). OMC Thrift Store The OMC Thrift Store is in need of donations! They could use the following items: furniture, kitchen supplies, dishes. linens, arts and crafs supplies, books, and clothes. If you are spring cleaning and are in need of a place to get rid of some items, please drop them by. It would be greatly appreciated! Call Karen Yarbrough, OMC Foundation Manager, at

7 March 16, Quality Lindsey Thompson Earns the Fellow Status and Credential The Association of Staff Physician Recruiters (ASPR), an association of in-house physician recruitment professionals, has announced that Lindsey Thompson, Physician Recruiter for Ozarks Medical Center has earned the FASPR credential. The ASPR Fellowship Certification consists of three modules with corresponding exams leading to the certification as a Fellow of the Association of Staff Physician Recruiters. ASPR s Fellowship program is the most comprehensive, authoritative resource for individuals seeking to develop and test their skills and knowledge within a broad spectrum of topics including physician/provider recruitment, onboarding and retention, human resources, and relevant legal issues. Lindsey has been employed at Ozarks Medical Center since 2004 and has been essential in the successful recruitment of many talented medical staff members. She is currently earning her Master of Science in Marketing with a concentration in Social Media Marketing and has recently been inducted as a member of the National Society of Leadership and Success, the nation s largest leadership honor society. I want to congratulate Lindsey on her achievement as it demonstrates a commitment to personal professional development and excellence in the discipline of physician and advanced practice provider recruitment, said Carey Goryl, the executive director of ASPR. The Association of Staff Physician Recruiters (ASPR) is a professional organization of more than 1600 in-house physician recruitment professionals representing over 800 healthcare employers. ASPR works to empower industry experts through education, research and engagement in order to promote integrity, professionalism, collegiality and innovative thinking. Founded in 1990, ASPR is the nation s recognized leader on physician recruitment, onboarding and retention. Booth Space Available at Race Day Village Booth Space: $50 What you receive: Booth space at the OMC Hollywood Hustle Fun Run Race Day Village. You may also have promotional items placed in the swag bags. Your business will be publicized as being a part of the OMC Hollywood Hustle Fun Run. Your business will be listed on the sponsorship thank you list given to participants and publicized on social media. A 6-foot folding table and 2 chairs will be provided. The Race Day Village will be open from 6:30 to 10:00 a.m. on Saturday, April 28 inside OMC Parkway Center. The awards ceremony and dog show will be held in the same room as sponsorship tables (first come,first served). Sponsors will be able to display banners or signs at their table and handout information about your business. We encourage sponsors to offer something interactive at their booth for kids and families. For more information: Melissa Smith OMC Public Relations melissa.smith@ozarksmedicalcenter.com

8 March 16, People Pam Ream Named Vice President of OMC Medical Group, continued from page 1 Ream holds a Master s Degree in Communication Disorders from the University of Arkansas Medical Sciences (UAMS) in Little Rock and a Bachelor s Degree of Communication Disorders from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. My new position is all about cohesion, Ream said. I ll be responsible for ensuring that providers, clinics, and departments are consistent in processes and care. I look forward to working with the OMC Network Operations Council (NOC), a provider group. This is an amazing opportunity to get all of our providers on one page. Ream was raised in Alton and has lived in West Plains for almost thirty years. She has been a community leader involved in numerous groups, including the West Plains Public Library Board, where she served during the planning and construction of the new public library; the Noon Rotary Club; the West Plains Civic Center Board of Directors for 12 years; and a member of the Zizzer Booster Club board. She was named Business and Professional Women s (BPW) Business Woman of the Year. She s also active in a philanthropic group that promotes women s education. I have had ties to OMC for my entire life, Ream said. I was born at OMC, and now I m a vice president. I had my daughter at OMC, and my family has used OMC for many services. I want OMC to be the best health care system that it can possibly be because I know the people we care for. They re family. They re friends. In her spare time, Ream loves to travel with her husband Scott, an optometrist with offices in Thayer and West Plains, and her daughter Delaney, a sophomore at the University of Arkansas. I ve traveled all over the world and love to see other cultures, she said. She also enjoys music and plays piano. I m a big movie buff, she added. OMC will benefit greatly from Pam s experience and community background. Her work with providers and clinic expansion will be a tremendous asset to our leadership team, said Tom Keller, President and CEO of OMC. Ream joins the OMC Senior Leadership Team of Tom Keller, President and CEO; Pamela Lee, Vice President and Chief Operating Officer; Kim Thompson, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer; Kurt Abbey, Vice President and Chief Nursing Officer; and Connie Schott, Vice President of Human Resources.

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10 March 16, You Rock! These individuals You Rock cards were shared with Public Relations: Brenda Gray- OB/GYN I was seen as a patient in OB last night for contractions, and I just want to brag on an employee that worked that shift. The care I received was nothing short of excellent. Brenda was awesome. She explained everything very well. I was having a lot of pressure and she came and checked on me, let me know everything that was going on, and she actually got on the floor to show me how to do a pelvic rock. She was very kind, compassionate, and you can tell that she truly cares about everyone. There was never a time that she was rude, short, or didn t have a smile on her face. I had made a comment that I would feel bad if it was for no reason and she let me know that its better safe than sorry. She said to me, I m glad you came in to get checked out, let me know what I can do for you. Those words stick with a person. She made me her priority. She let me know that she was going to do what it took to take care of me. Her customer service was awesome! She s excellent. She never once treated me like I was a stranger and I appreciate all she did for me. I hope she s one of the nurses in the room when I deliver. ~ From a Patient Carol Silvey, Karen Yarbrough, Regina Eades, Kim Thompson, Kristy Lee, Sherry Zajicek, Rhonda Spreutels, Sandra Phenix, Leann Joslin, Justin Juline, Cheryl Ward, Nina Tryon, Stacey Walter, and Auga Sloan- Admin, Finance, and OMC Foundation This amazing group of individuals got together and had a surprise house warming for me. I am starting over with my two daughters and we have nothing in out house. Thanks to this group, I have a fully stocked kitchen and other household items. Big thanks for their big compassionate hearts! Stacie Huffman- Registration Stacie worked with our Pediatric department in getting them onboarded. She always goes the extra mile and her positive attitude is very much appreciated. Brenda Cotter- IT On very short notice, Brenda made herself available to the Pediatric staff and providers for the Allscripts training. We appreciate her always going above and beyond to help us. Entire UCC Staff- UCC-PC/ UCC The entire staff jumped in to help make room for Pediatrics on very short notice. Everyone pulled together to come up with solutions for space and processes.

11 March 16, You Rock! These individuals You Rock cards were shared with Public Relations: Nate Tate- Plant Ops Nate helped move Pediatric Clinic into UCC, doing whatever was needed for a smooth transition. His willingness to help is very appreciated. Taunia Rosa- Pediatric Clinic With the addition of Dr. Ellsworth s team to our OMC family, Taunia has gone above and beyond to help them acclimate to our OMC family. She has been outstanding despite keeping up with her own patients. So proud she is part of OMC. Whitney Adams- Lab We had two crew members called out. Whitney called to see what we needed and came in to help cover ER/hours. We are grateful for her help. She is an asset to Lab and OMC - a great team player! Laura Christopherson- Lab We had two crew members called out. Laura stayed over for three hours to help cover ER and Lab while we were out on morning rounds. She also called other staff to try to get coverage. We admire her dedication and teamwork! Heather- Heart Care Services Dr. George s nurse Heather, is the best nurse ever. She is really nice and very professional. She caught a prescription error from a different physician. She is just a fantastic lady. ~From a Patient Dr. Baylow and Nurse Justin- ER Thank you for being so kind and understanding. As much pain as I was in I hated to come to the ER. You took amazing care of me and I truly appreciate it. ~From a Patient Betsy Coatney- Float Pool Betsy filled in about six weeks as our infusion nurse. She never skipped a beat. Our patients were very thankful that their infusion schedule went uninterrupted in their continuity of care. We are very thankful and appreciate that she offered her time.

12 March 16, Public Health: Prevent. Promote. Protect. Child Passenger Safety Technician Course National Certification Date: March Time: 8 am-5 pm Total Cost of the course is $85 and it must be paid online BEFORE the first day of class at The course will include 2 full days of course instruction, plus hands-on applications and a car seat check up event on the 3rd day. Your attendance is required the full time for the 3 days. Please dress in comfortable clothing for the hands on activities that will primarily be outside in vehicles. To Register: go to and create a user log-in. Search for course code MO and register for the class and pay online. There are some scholarships available through the SE Coalition for Roadway Safety- For more information about scholarships or the class please contact Dawn Hicks at Location of Class: Howell County Health Department 180 S. Kentucky Ave West Plains, MO Phone: This course is brought to you by: MODOT, Southeast Coalition for Roadway Safety, Safety & Health Council of Western MO & KS, and Howell County Health Department.

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14 OMC Hollywood Hustle Fun Run 1.5 mile 5K Dog Show 8 a.m. April 28 Funds from this event benefit the OMC Cancer Treatment Center Emergency Fund. This fund helps patients that need assistance in getting to their treatments. COUCH TO 5K ~ INFO SESSION FEBRUARY 27 CLASS STARTS MARCH 1 Join in the fun this year! Ozarks Medical Center is offering FREE Couch to 5K training! Participate with groups or workout on your own with the Couch to 5K phone app. At the end of the 8-week program, you will be ready for your Fun Run event! All Couch to 5K participants will receive a free C25K t-shirt in addition to their Fun Run t-shirt. To sign up, attend the Couch to 5K Information Session on Tuesday, February 27 at 5:30 p.m. at the OMC Parkway Center or drop off your Fun Run registration form to the OMC Public Relations Department (located in OMC Parkway Center) before Wednesday, February 28 at noon. The workout schedule is Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. beginning Thursday, March 1 at Carmichael Field. In case of rain/snow or extreme cold, workouts will be inside the West Plains Civic Center in the arena. EARLY REGISTRATION ~ DUE APRIL 17 Participants wishing to receive a free Fun Run t-shirt must submit their registration forms by 5 p.m. April 17. Participants registering after April 17 will not receive a t-shirt. Participants also may opt out of receiving a t-shirt and designate these funds to further assist the OMC Cancer Treatment Center. TEAM DISCOUNT Teams of five or more qualify for a discount of $5 off each individual registration. Please see the reverse side for details. All team members do not need to be entered in the same event. The discount is available to those registering online as well. ONLINE REGISTRATION Participants may register online at raceroster.com. A processing fee is charged by the site. Online registration ends at 11:59 p.m. April 26. PACKET PICKUP ~ APRIL 27 The Fun Run Packet Pickup will be held from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. April 27 at OMC Parkway Center, Willard Hunter Classroom. Participants are encouraged to pick up their t-shirts (if registered before April 17), bibs if running in the 5K, and swag bags. A registration table also will be available. Participants in the 5K must still check in the morning of the race to receive their timing chip if they are requesting one. Participants must pick up their own packet unless they have made arrangements prior to April 26 by calling or ing melissa.smith@ ozarksmedicalcenter.com. PARKING ON EVENT DAY Parking is available at OMC Parkway Center. EVENT DAY REGISTRATION Entrants may register the day of the race for an additional $5 fee. Registration will begin at 6:30 a.m. in front of OMC Parkway Center. Event day registration will close at 7:15 a.m. RACE EVENTS & TIMING The OMC Fun Run will include 1.5 mile and 5K events. The 5K will be electronically timed using ChampionChip timing. Timing chips are available for $5. Chips must be returned at the finish line. There will be a $25 fee for unreturned chips. Please do not purchase a chip if you are planning to walk the 5K. Participants in the 5K must still check in the morning of the race to receive their timing chip. Chip pickup will end 15 minutes prior to the race start at 7:45 a.m. There will be a $10 charge to change your race event after April 20. STRETCHING CLINIC OMC Wellness and Rehabilitation Services will conduct a stretching clinic to help participants warm up for their event. The clinic will be held near the start line at 7:50 a.m. START LINE The race will begin and end at the OMC Parkway Center. Restrooms are available in OMC Parkway. The race begins at 8 a.m. AWARDS & RACE DAY EVENTS Awards Ceremony: The Awards Ceremony for the 5K, Spirit Awards, and Corporate Team Awards will be held at 9:00 a.m. in the Willard Hunter Classroom in OMC Parkway. 5K Finishing Times: Trophies will be awarded in the 5K event to the five overall male and female finishers. Medals will be awarded to three male and female finishers in each age division, who are not in the top five overall. Spirit Awards: Spirit awards will also be awarded to one child, one adult and one team. These awards are given to those who demonstrate the best costume on race day. Spirit judging will take place near the start line at 7:40 a.m. You must be present for the judging in order to win. Corporate Team Award: West Plains Bank (last year s Corporate Team Award winner) has issued a challenge to the community encouraging other businesses & groups to find creative ways to support the Cancer Treatment Center prior to the Fun Run! Join your coworkers or teammates in a fundraiser. The team who raises the most money will be awarded the Corporate Team Award, a special award to display at your business or organization. All donations must be collected and turned in by the close of the Packet Pickup at 5:30 p.m., Friday, April 27. The winner will be announced during the Fun Run Awards Ceremony on April 28. DOG SHOW & COSTUME CONTEST Back again this year! Bring the pooch out for a fun morning! If you want to participate in a walking or running event with your dog, complete the registration form on the reverse side and pay the entry for yourself and your dog, then follow all other race instructions. To just enter your dog in the Dog Show or Costume Contest, pay the $5 registration fee for your dog. The Dog Show and Costume Contest will begin at 9:15 a.m. in front of OMC Parkway Center. You may sign up for the Dog Show and Costume Contest the morning of the event beginning at 7:30 a.m. All dogs must be registered for the Dog Show & Costume Contest by 8:45 a.m. All dogs must be on a leash and have current rabies vaccination per city ordinance. Dog Show Awards: Awards given for the Dog Show include: Best Small Dog, Best Medium Dog, Best Large Dog, Best Costume Small Dog, Best Costume Medium Dog, Best Costume Large Dog, and Best of Show. Judging will take place during the Dog Show that begins at 9:15 a.m. on April 28. Awards will be given following the show.

15 OMC Fun Run 2018 Registration Form One registration form per person. Mailed registrations must be received by April 26 with payment. Mail along with your entry fee to: Fun Run Ozarks Medical Center PO Box 1100 West Plains, MO Name q Male q Female q Couch to 5K Participant Phone Number Date of Birth Mailing Address Address Event you are entering (check all that apply) q 1.5 mile q 5K q Dog Show Age Division q 9 & Younger q q q q q q q 60 & up Registration Registration On or before April mile (not timed) 5K (not timed) 5K (timed) Child (12 & younger) q $15 q $20 q $25 Adult (13 & older) q $20 q $25 q $30 Dog q $5 q $5 Dog Show q $5 Day of Registration (April 28) is $5 extra per entry. T-Shirt Participants registering by 5 p.m. Thursday, April 17 will receive a free t-shirt on the day of the Fun Run. Those registering after April 17 will not receive a t-shirt. q Child X-Small q Child Small q Child Medium q Child Large q Adult Small q Adult Medium q Adult Large qadult X-Large q Adult 2X q Adult 3X q Adult 4X q Adult 5X q No T-Shirt (donate my t-shirt proceeds to the OMC Cancer Treatment Center) Team Teams consist of five or more individuals and qualify for a $5 discount off each individual registration. Teams also are eligible to compete for the Team Spirit Award. Are you registering as part of a team? q No q Yes If yes, please subtract $5 off your registration fee and enter your team name: Dog Show & Costume Contest Back again this year! Dog Show & Costume Contest. $5.00 entry per dog. You may also pay for Dog Show & Costume Contest day of event. How did you learn of this event? Direct Mail Newspaper Radio Word of Mouth Facebook Newsletter I am a past participant OMC Website Raceroster Search Other Total enclosed $ Waiver In consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I, the undersigned, assume full and complete responsibility for injury or accident that may occur during the event or while I am on the premises of the event, and I hereby release and hold harmless the sponsors, promoters and all other persons and entities associated with the event from any and all injury or damage. Ozarks Medical Center regularly produces photographs of people in its publications, news releases, promotional and marketing material and on its website in order to promote OMC. By signing this waiver, I agree to allow OMC the right to use any photographs in the manner explained above. This waiver must be completed and signed by the appropriate person for the entrant to participate. Participant signature Parent signature (for minor) Date / / Date / /

16 March 16, OMC Cafeteria Lunch Menu ~ WEEK 1 WEEK 1 February March April May June July 9-15 August 6-12 September 3-9 October 1-7 October 29-November 4 November 26-December 2 December MONDAY Soup Loaded Baked Potato Chowder Chicken & White Bean Chili Entrees Roast Beef with Rosemary Chimichurri Chicken Parmesan Veggies & Spaghetti Starches & Veggies Roasted Vegetables Whole Wheat Spaghetti with Spinach Country Mashed Potatoes with Brown Gravy Fresh Broccoli Snack Bar Warm Soft Pretzel with cheese sauce & mustard TUESDAY Soup Chicken & Dumplings Cream of Fresh Broccoli Entrees Southern Fried Chicken Shrimp Spaghetti a la Genovese Starches & Veggies Okra Sauteed with Tomato Glazed Fresh Carrots Country Mashed Potatoes with Chicken Gravy Snack Bar Taco Bar with shredded lettuce, cheddar cheese, pico, diced onion & salsa WEDNESDAY Soup Tomato Rice Skinny Potato Leek Entrees Maple Glazed Pork Loin Chicken Paprikash, Pieorgies & Cabbage Starches & Veggies Maple Glazed Brussel Sprouts Whipped Sweet Potatoes Steamed Beets Snack Bar 6 chicken wings for $3.00 DAILY Salad Bar Sandwich Bar Fresh Fruit Pizza Desserts Chips & Candy Bottled & Fountain Drinks Starbucks Coffee & Hot Chocolate OMC Cafeteria Hours Monday-Friday Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m. Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Snack Bar: 1:30 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Dinner: 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. (Hot Food available 4:00-6:00 p.m.) Holidays & Weekends Breakfast: 7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m. Lunch: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Employees receive a 20% discount on most items in the cafeteria. (Menu subject to change without notice.) THURSDAY Soup Seafood Bisque Chili Con Carne Entrees Pasta Carbonara with Pesto Focaccia Bread Braised Pot Roast Starches & Veggies Parmesan Plum Tomatoes Steamed Broccoli & Red Peppers Chive & Garlic Mashed Potatoes with Brown Gravy Parmesan Crusted Cauliflower Snack Bar $1.00 hot dogs with chili, cheese sauce &.25c Fountain Drinks SATURDAY Soup Aztec Chicken & Vegetable Roasted Onion Entrees Pub Style Fish & Chips Classic Carolina Cole Slaw French Fries Chicken Cacciatore Starches & Veggies Saute Spinach Wheat Penne with Parsley Corn FRIDAY Soup Beef, Barley & Onion Chicken & White Bean Chili Entrees Pork Scaloppine with Wild Mushroom Ragout Catfish with Lemon Butter Okra Stew Starches & Veggies Smokey Greens Low Sodium Turmeric Rice Herb Roasted Carrots Country Mashed Potatoes with Brown Gravy Snack Bar BBQ Chicken Sliders $1.00 each SUNDAY Soup Chicken Noodle with Fresh Dill White Bean Chicken Chili Entrees Chicken Shrimp Jambalaya & Cornbread Green Chili Cornbread Meatloaf Starches & Veggies Broccoli Rabe Sauteed with Garlic Green Beans Country Mashed Potatoes with Brown Gravy