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Media Contact: Trena Williamson, Regional Director, Marketing and Communications, UM Shore Regional Health E: trena.williamson@umm.edu, Cell: 443-480-1960 UM Shore Regional Palliative Care Program Announces Christina Ball as Director EASTON, Md. (August 29, 2025) – University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s (UM SRH) Palliative Care Program has named Christina Ball, MS, AGACNP-BC, as the practice’s director. Ball has been a nurse practitioner with the practice since 2020. UM SRH is a member
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Media Contact: Trena Williamson, Regional Director, Marketing and Communications, UM Shore Regional Health E: trena.williamson@umm.edu, Cell: 443-480-1960 UM Shore Regional Palliative Care Program Welcomes Nurse Practitioner, Social Worker EASTON, Md. (August 29, 2025) – University of Maryland Shore Regional Health’s (UM SRH) Palliative Care Program recently announced the addition of nurse practitioner Megan Morrison, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, ACHPN, and Teresa “Terry” Rudman, LCSW-C, a licensed clinical
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Media Contact: Trena Williamson, Regional Director, Marketing and Communications, UM Shore Regional Health E: trena.williamson@umm.edu, Cell: 443-480-1960 Darlene Gumbs, MD, Joins UM Shore Medical Group - Primary Care EASTON, Md. (September 2, 2025) – University of Maryland Shore Medical Group (UM SMG) – Primary Care has welcomed Darlene Gumbs, MD to its provider team in Easton. UM SMG is an affiliate medical practice of the University of Maryland Shore Regional Health (UM SRH), a member
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