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The City of Littlefield and Lamb County Veterinary Hospital hosted the annual vaccination event at the the Littlefield Fire Dept. on Saturday, May 6, 2023. The event offers residents the opportunity to vaccinate their dogs without having to make appointments during the work week. Vaccinations are required for all pets in the community. Dr. Schroeder’s Boston terrier reassures a pup who is being registered for vaccinations as April Jiminez registers his owner.
The Board of Managers of the Lamb County Hospital, Lamb Healthcare Center, will conduct a regular business meeting at 12 noon, Tuesday, May 16, 2023 in the Education Room of the hospital, 1500 South Sunset, in Littlefield.
AGENDA
I. Call to Order.
II. Invocation
III. Open Forum/Public comments
(3 minutes max)
IV. Approval of minutes from previous meetings.
V. Financial Report
VI. Medical Staff Report
Initial Appointments: Dr. Philip B. McDonald, MD (Garvish Radiology), Dr. Jake W. sharp, MD (Garvish Radiology), Dr. Vikram M. Shaker, MD (Garvish Radiology), Dr. Gholamreza Malek, MD (Garvish Radiology), Dr. James-Reza F. Fernandez, MD (Garvish Radiology)
Reappointments: N/A
VII. Committee Reports
VIII. Sleep Lab
IX. 340B
X. Administrator’s Report
XI. Administrator Annual Evaluation
XII. Executive Session
XIII. Consider and Take Appropriate Action on Excusing Absent Board Members (if any)
XIV. The Board of Managers of the Lamb County Hospital, also known as the Lamb Healthcare Center, may vote and /or ac upon each of the items listed on the agenda. The Board of managers of the Lamb County Hospital, also know as Lamb Healthcare, may meet in Executive Session on any of the above items as authorized by the Texas Open Meetings Act, and pursuant to Government Code 551, sub-chapter D. The Board of Managers of the Lamb county Hospital, also know as the Lamb Healthcare Center, also reserves the right to reconvene in a Regular Session and consider action, if any, on the items discussed in Executive Session.
XV. Adjournment