For the first time ever, the Utah National Guard has been deployed to assist at a hospital due to staffing shortages
ST. GEORGE, Utah — Utah National Guard service members have been deployed to a hospital to assist in non-clinical support roles.
Intermountain Healthcare operations officer Mark Evans said Guard members will help out in areas such as environmental services, housekeeping, food services and patient transport. Evans added that the St. George hospital has been operating at capacity for a while now and thanked the Guard members for their help.
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