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McCarthy Unveils Revamped College Station Medical Complex

February 13, 2020February 19, 2020 HCO News Staff 2178 Views Baylor Scott & White Medical Center, McCarthy Building Companies

McCarthy Building Companies, which was founded in 1864, has completed its expansion and renovation project at the Baylor Scott & White Medical Center in College Station, located near Texas A&M University.

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New Hospital Debuts at Stanford University

January 7, 2020December 31, 2019 HCO News Staff 3224 Views Clark Construction Group, McCarthy Building Companies, Rafael Viñoly Architects, Stanford University

A new hospital has opened at Stanford University, the storied institution of higher learning located in Northern California’s Silicon Valley.

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Planning & Precision Guide Vertical Expansion at Herrin Hospital

October 11, 2017 HCO News 2425 Views emergency-department, Herrin Hospital, Illinois, McCarthy Building Companies, Southern Illinois Healthcare

The expansion and renovation of Herrin Hospital, scheduled for completion later this year, is not a typical construction job.

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Dedication Ceremony Held for New Outpatient Center at St. Luke’s Hospital in Missouri

June 6, 2017 HCO News 2276 Views bioretention basins, bsa-lifestructures, Carter Haas, Chesterfield, CO2 emissions reduction, Corey Black, dedication, Ellen Post, Jr. Outpatient Center, leed, McCarthy Building Companies, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Desloge, outpatient center, St Louis, St. Luke’s, stormwater runoff

St. Luke’s Hospital in Chesterfield held a dedication ceremony on Jan. 23 for its new outpatient services building.

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Have Credentials, Will Travel

April 22, 2011 1547 Views Landing Page Panel Ad, McCarthy Building Companies

In today’s tough job market and an economy that still has a 10 percent unemployment rate, a great niche for some health care professionals is that of a “traveler.”

From nurses and X-ray technicians to respiratory, physical and occupational therapists, the life of a traveling medical professional can offer adventure, professional development and, in many instances, an increased salary.

“I was initially attracted to the adventure and the pay, especially living in the South,” says Phil Light, a regist