Seneca Healthcare District offers ultrasound services Wednesday through Friday
Seneca Healthcare District offers ultrasound services with Monica Pitlock, RDMS AB/OB/GYN, ARRT, available every Wednesday through Friday.
Pitlock, who grew up in Greenville, began her career as a certified phlebotomist before discovering her passion for ultrasound. She graduated from a diagnostic sonography program over 3 years ago and has been working full-time at Oroville Hospital while also working per diem at Seneca Healthcare District for the past 2 years.
Pitlock expresses her enthusiasm for Seneca, saying, “I love working at Seneca because it brings me closer to home, and I get to help my community. Ultrasound has been a lifelong passion of mine, and to be able to share my passion with my community brings me such joy.”
She is excited to provide ultrasound services at Seneca Healthcare District every Wednesday through Friday.
“We are excited to have a new ultrasound machine for our services,” said Brady Haynes, COO of SHD. “The combination of Monica’s expertise and the new equipment will enhance the services we offer our patients.”
To schedule an appointment, call (833) 227-3743. Seneca Healthcare District is located at 130 Brentwood Drive, Chester, CA 96020.
About Seneca Healthcare District Hospital and Walk-in Clinic
Seneca’s mission is to provide community members and visitors with outstanding healthcare services and quality care through dedicated and compassionate staff, providers, and innovative technology. Our commitment to the communities around us is to create an atmosphere that promotes wellness and healing.
About Ultrasound
Ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging technique that creates images of the body’s internal structures and organs. During an ultrasound exam, a trained sonographer or ultrasound technologist uses a small handheld device, which is applied to the skin. Ultrasound is widely used to diagnose various medical conditions, including pregnancy, cardiovascular disease, abdominal and pelvic disorders and musculoskeletal injuries. It is a safe, painless and radiation-free imaging method that provides valuable diagnostic information to healthcare providers.
