Dr. Peter Emanuel comes to CHI St. Vincent from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where he was director of the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute. The internationally renowned oncologist is a leading researcher of adult and pediatric forms of leukemia.

Our ministry is the only central Arkansas Catholic health system to host the beautifully illustrated Bible. The Bible will be available for viewing now through Oct. 31 in the lobby of the Infirmary in Little Rock. Read story for specific hours of availability.

Clark Trapp, M.D., is the newest physician at CHI St. Vincent Primary Care – Morrilton.

Nathan Littlejohn, M.D., has joined the CHI St. Vincent Urology Clinic-Hot Springs and is welcoming new patients.

Ashish Tikotekar, MD, has joined CHI St. Vincent and is welcoming patients at CHI St. Vincent Pulmonology Clinic in Little Rock.

Newest cardiologist joins Little Rock-Kanis and Heber Springs offices of the CHI St. Vincent Heart Institute.

The CHI St Vincent Hot Springs Senior Center will re-open on Monday, Aug. 13, at “The Warehouse” at 301 Broadway in Hot Springs. The building will be a temporary location for the center while a new, permanent location is being planned.

The vice president of mission ensures our ministry maintains fidelity to its values and commitment to providing excellent, compassionate care. Deb will provide leadership for community-based initiatives, ethics issues and chaplaincy programs.

CHI St. Vincent has named Christi Whatley as vice president/chief quality officer, a position that oversees clinical quality outcomes throughout the ministry.

CHI St. Vincent was recognized for its engaging and informative social media presence, earning a spot on the list of the 101 Most Social Media Friendly Hospitals of 2018.

Arkansas Health Network and Arkansas Children’s Care Network have partnered to offer a new and innovative health-care delivery model for self-insured employers and their participating consumers.

CHI St. Vincent Infirmary, Arkansas’s first hospital to achieve Magnet status , has earned its first re-designation as a Magnet hospital for its continued commitment to nursing excellence and and patient care.

Our new education and research center is part of a destination neuroscience institute that provides advanced neurosurgery care to patients in Arkansas, the US and around the world.

CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs joins Arkansas Children's Nursery Alliance as part of our continuing effort toward improving neonatal care close to home and provide support as needed to help the babies at CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs or at ACH get the best care possible.

CHI St. Vincent was honored to be recognized by Arkansas Business for three finalists in the annual Healthcare Heroes awards: Dr. Emad Aboud, winner, Innovator of the Year; Hot Springs, finalist, Large Hospital; and Tabitha Childers, finalist, Nurse of the Year.

Barnett has an extensive background in health care administration. He most recently was president and chief operating officer of CHI St. Luke’s Health-Memorial in Lufkin, Texas.

This expansion of care to CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs makes it easier for patients with heart arrhythmias, like atrial fibrillation (AFib), to be diagnosed and treated close to home.

CHI St. Vincent named Forrest Whichard as vice president of operations for the CHI St. Vincent, which includes four hospitals and dozens of clinics throughout Arkansas. He will oversee perioperative, therapy, lab and imaging services and security, among other operational responsibilities.

CHI St. Vincent Infirmary was designated as a Magnet organization in 2013 by the ANCC Magnet Recognition Program®. This prestigious designation recognizes excellence in nursing services. In April 2018, CHI St. Vincent Infirmary is applying for re-designation.