Norton Healthcare Board of Trustees
(As of April 2018)
Chair
Gary L. Stewart
Vice Chair
Edie Nixon
Members
Brendan Canavan
Sue Davis, Ed.D., R.N.
Marshall Farrer
Lee K. Garlove
Craig D.Grant
R. K. Guillaume
Maria G. Hampton
Martha K. Heyburn, M.D.
Richard R. Ivey
Ronald Lehocky, M.D.
Gail Lyttle
Gregory E. Mayes
Edie Nixon
Barry Pennybaker
Erwin Roberts
Donald H. Robinson
G. Hunt Rounsavall
The Rev. William J. Schultz
Rita Hudson Shourds, Ed.D.
James L. Sublett, M.D.
Richard S. Wolf, M.D.
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Bellarmine’s move to Division I sports increases the stakes for training and recovery
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According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, there is a baby born with symptoms of neonatal abstinence syndrome (NAS) or neonatal opioid withdrawal syndrome (NOWS) every 15 minutes in the United States. It can […]
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Sports medicine was always the plan for University of Louisville football’s head team physician
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Nurses arrange Louisville Cardinals men’s basketball visit for cancer patient
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Urogynecologist: If a pelvic condition bothers you, don’t assume it can’t be treated
Ryan Stewart, D.O., a urogynecologist treating women’s pelvic conditions, has a simple test for whether a woman should see him. “If it’s bothersome, it’s worth talking to your doctor about,” said Dr. Stewart, who sees […]
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The Bellarmine Knights’ transition to NCAA Division I will give student athletes the opportunity to showcase their abilities against the strongest collegiate competition in the nation on a larger stage. It also will mean more […]
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