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Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled Presented by NCH- Episode 4
Sep 2, 202630 minS3
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Hosted by North Country Healthcare · business · EN · 48 episodes
North Country Healthcare’s podcast, "Rural Roots," explores the people and teams that make NCH a cornerstone of care in our region. Each episode dives into the work, impact, and collaboration across NCH affiliates- WMC, AVH, UCVH, and NCHHHA. From IT to nursing, we celebrate the contributions of every team member and share insights on how we can work together to better serve our communities. Tune in for stories that strengthen our bond and enhance our care. Because when we understand each other, we work better together.
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Episode #3
In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled , Ren and Gavin sit down with members of the WOMB Initiative to talk about motherhood, maternity care, and what it means to build support for families across the North Country. Together, they explore the realities of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum life in a rural community, where geography, access, trust, and connection can all shape a family's experience. The conversation also highlights the North Country PhotoVoice project, on display at Androscoggin Valley Hospital throughout August, which uses photographs and personal stories to bring the lived experiences of local women into the conversation about maternity care. From doulas and community support to informed choice and the importance of truly listening to women, this episode looks at what it takes to create a stronger village around mothers and families. It is a conversation about partnership, visibility, and making sure the voices of the people receiving care are part of how rural healthcare continues to grow.
Episode #1
Season Three of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled is here, and Ren and Gavin are easing back behind the microphones after a little summer break. In this short season opener, they catch upn life outside of work, from new homes and family traditions to doctoral studies, college tours, new babies, and the reminder that sometimes stepping away is part of doing good work. They also reflect on how much can change as our lives and careers unfold, including a few of the jobs they were convinced they would have when they were teenagers. Then, they look ahead to what is coming this season: more conversations with the people who make rural healthcare work, community partners from across the North Country, new topics, a few different episode formats, and even some guest hosts joining the journey. It is a quick welcome back, a glimpse of what is ahead, and the start of another season exploring the people, places, and unexpected paths that shape healthcare in the North Country.
Episode #19
In the Season 2 finale of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled , Ren and Gavin revisit some of their favorite moments from a season centered on collaboration, community, and the realities of rural healthcare. Through a collection of memorable clips, the episode explores what it means to work together across teams and organizations, support the people delivering care, listen closely to the communities we serve, and face the challenges of rural healthcare with honesty, creativity, and commitment. It is a look back at the conversations that made Season 2 meaningful, along with a few moments that reminded us why the people behind the work matter just as much as the work itself.
Episode #19
In this episode of Rural Roots: A Road Less Travelled, Ren and Gavin sit down with Angie Schierer, President of Ambulatory Operations at North Country Healthcare, to explore the often unseen side of healthcare that happens long before a patient ever walks through a hospital door. Angie shares her journey into healthcare leadership and offers an inside look at the role ambulatory services play in keeping rural communities healthy. Together, they discuss access to care, the importance of prevention and primary care, and the unique challenges rural patients face when transportation, distance, and provider shortages become barriers to getting the care they need. The conversation also explores leadership, innovation, and what it takes to build systems that work for both patients and healthcare teams. Along the way, Angie reflects on lessons learned throughout her career, the value of listening, and the opportunities she sees for the future of rural healthcare. From community health to healthcare access, this episode is a reminder that some of the most important care happens outside the walls of a hospital, and that strong rural healthcare starts with meeting people where they are. #RuralRootsPodcast #RuralHealthcare #NorthCountryHealthcare #HealthcareLeadership #CommunityHealth #PrimaryCare #HealthcareAccess #AmbulatoryCare #RuralMedicine #HealthcareInnovation #OneTeamOneMission
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