Magruder introduces 2 employees

PORT CLINTON — Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton recently introduced Robin Lemley as the director of imaging services and Adam Gibson as the director of the emergency department, urgent care and occupational health. Robin Lemley Lemley comes from Weirton Medical Center, located in Weirton, West Virginia, where she was the director of imaging services. She boasts more than 28 years of imaging and 13-plus years of imaging management experience, starting her career as a nuclear medicine technologist. Her focus has primarily been on small community hospitals, but she has also spent time managing imaging departments at larger institutions, namely Summa Health in Akron, Ohio, and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Lemley has a bachelor of science degree in nuclear medicine technology and a master's degree in business administration degree both from Wheeling Jesuit University. She maintains credentials as a certified nuclear medicine tech and a registered nuclear medicine technologist. Adam Gibson Gibson obtained his bachelor's and master's of science degrees from Western Governors University in Salt Lake City, Utah. He began his health care career at Ohio Health in 2009 as a patient support assistant and unit coordinator. Gibson has worked for a variety of OhioHealth locations as a staff nurse; clinical nurse manager; nurse manager for the intensive care/critical care and cardiac intermediate units; and, most recently, nurse manager for the emergency department. He is certified in advanced cardiac life support and advanced stroke life support and is an emergency medical technician basic. He is also a commercial pilot and certified flight instructor.