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Employee Spotlight: Vixi Shaw – The Snake Wrangler For those who haven’t heard, a rather large, cold-blooded creature nearly slithered its way into the main clinic building after falling from a patient’s vehicle near the front entrance. “I had my back turned and all of a sudden I heard people screaming,” said Vixi Shaw, an […]
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Flu Vaccinations, Pandemic Practices Are Crucial for the Upcoming Influenza Season Hattiesburg Clinic continues to make several advances to protect our employees, patients, and communities against the flu. With the looming presence of Covid-19 and the emergence of new coronavirus variants, it is imperative that everyone get vaccinated against the flu virus. Last year’s Covid-19 [...]
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Hattiesburg Clinic and Forrest Health Announce Winners of the Vaccination Appreciation Giveaway Hattiesburg Clinic and Forrest Health are pleased to announce the winners of the Vaccination Appreciation Giveaway. This event was held as a thank you to members of our community who have been vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus. Vaccination is our most useful tool […]
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Meningitis Study: Now Enrolling Children and Adults for Vaccine Study Meningococcal disease (meningitis) is a serious illness that can spread when an infected person coughs or sneezes. Although meningitis incidence varies in different regions of the world, infants, children and adolescents are the most vulnerable to catching the disease. Symptoms of the disease occur quickly […]
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Hattiesburg Clinic and William Carey Student Health Welcomes Molnar Kristina A. Molnar, FNP, recently joined William Carey Student Health, a service provided through a partnership with Hattiesburg Clinic. At William Carey Student Health, Molnar provides evaluation for minor illnesses, minor injuries and evaluation and testing for COVID-19 to students, faculty and staff of William Carey […]
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Hattiesburg Clinic Mourns the Loss of a Founding Physician Hattiesburg Clinic Mourns the Loss of and Remembers Dr. Richard Clark, a Founding Physician It is with heavy hearts Hattiesburg Clinic mourns the loss of Dr. Richard Clark, one of the true pioneers of health care in South Mississippi. In 1963, Hattiesburg Clinic opened its doors […]
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Samuel N. Crosby, MD, a physician at Hattiesburg Clinic, spoke with the Pine Belt News about monoclonal antibody treatment for Covid-positive patients. In this interview, he discusses the increase in availability of monoclonal antibody treatment, who qualifies for the treatment and what this means for Covid patients. “What’s better now is that we’ve got more […]
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Hattiesburg Clinic Gastroenterology has relocated. The practice will remain in the main clinic at 415 South 28th Avenue in Hattiesburg but will move from the 5th floor to the 4th floor of the building. At this new location, the Gastroenterology physicians and providers will see patients in clinic for office visits. The new office space […]
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Thompson Liddell, MD, discusses herd immunity, how to defeat Covid-19 Thompson W. Liddell, MD, an infectious disease specialist at Hattiesburg Clinic, was recently featured in two articles published by the American Medical Association. In the first article, Dr. Liddell explained how to slow the spread and ultimately control Covid-19. “The way that we can defeat the […]
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Anita S. Henderson, MD, FAAP, expresses her concerns about the rise in pediatric Covid-19 cases and mask-optional school districts Anita S. Henderson, MD, FAAP, pediatrician at Hattiesburg Clinic The Pediatric Clinic and president of the Mississippi Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), spoke to multiple media outlets about the concerning rise in Covid-19 cases among children and […]
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