Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital

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Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital

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LOCATION

Located on the east side of 300 East and just north of 600 South, facing west.
It was on the site of what is now the parking lot just outside of the Women's Services entrance of the DRMC 400 East Campus.

St. George, UT 84770


HISTORY

In 1952, Washington County residents pooled their resources to build and open the Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital replacing the old McGregor Hospital. It was owned and operated by Washington County.

Effie Marie Cottam was Supervisor of Nursing. One of the night nurses was Edith Sproul Seegmiller.

Dr. Craig Booth began his career in 1973 as a family practice physician as the sixth member of the medical staff at the Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital.

In 1975, the Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital was expanded to accomodate regional growth and became the Dixie Medical Center.

The old Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital building was torn down, probably in the early 1990s as DRMC expanded and remodeled the 400 East Women's Services area.


PHOTOS

Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital
WCHS-00792     Front of the Dixie Pioneer Memorial Hospital on the east side of 300 East


REFERENCES

IHC Dixie Regional Medical Center History