St. John's Health
Alan Sousa is a highly experienced nurse with a background in informatics, ICU, Behavioral Health, and Med Surg. They have held various roles such as RN Informatics Manager and Informatics RN Manager at St. John's Health, and Informatics Nurse at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. Alan has also worked as a Clinical Analyst RN at McKesson Health IT. With a degree in Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse from Central Wyoming College, Alan brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the healthcare industry.
St. John's Health
OUR PURPOSE: To provide our unique community and visitors with exceptional and ever-advancing individualized care. ABOUT: Located in Jackson, Wyoming, the hospital at St. John's Health was built in 1991 and has 108 beds: 48 Acute Care/Primary Care Unit beds and 60 long-term care beds. Nursing and technical specialties include: Medical/Surgical (PCU), Obstetrics, Inpatient Rehabilitation, Intensive Care, Long Term Care (the “Living Center”), Skilled Nursing Care, Operating Room, Recovery Room, Outpatient Surgery, Pharmacy, Emergency Room, Home Care & Hospice, Cancer Care & Infusion, Laboratory, Radiology, Respiratory Care, Rehabilitation, and Social Services. St. John’s Health also operates the following Physician Practices: Audiology & Hearing Aids; Cardiology; Child & Adolescent Psychiatry; Ear, Nose, Throat & Allergy; Family Health; General Surgery; Internal Medicine; Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery; Urgent Care; and Urology. HISTORY: St. John’s Health was established in 1916 as part of St. John’s Episcopal Church. Although the hospital no longer has a direct affiliation with the church, it has retained the original name. In 1976, St. John’s became the Teton County Hospital District, and does business as St. John’s Health, with a publicly elected Board of Trustees. In the year 2019, St. John’s Hospital changed its name to St. John’s Health to better communicate our role in Jackson and the regional communities we serve. St. John's Health is a EOE/Drug Free Employer.