Several programs for students were offered at South Baldwin Regional Medical Center … VolunTeens, College Co-Eds, and Summer Scrubs. After completing orientation in May seven terrific teens were selected to be in the SBRMC VolunTeen program. They served in several departments giving extra help to employees, guests, patients, and other volunteers. The teens in the program were as follows: Fleming Belote, Central Christian School; Abby Bruce, Gulf Shores High School; Laurym Mummah, Victoria Dubree, Destinee Odoms, and Meghan Ehlers, Foley High School;  Ian McNally, Robertsdale High School.   

The hospital also welcomed college co-eds Hannah Archer, Natalie Lane, George Mothershed, Will Hagan, Kellye Reeves. Students were allowed flexibility in the hours they served as well as being able to rotate in several departments to have a variety of experiences as part of their course study.

Once again, SBRMC was one of the host medical facilities for Summer Scrubs, organized by Bay Area Healthcare Coalition, a program of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce. Summer Scrubs, July 26-30, was an intensive career exploration opportunity for rising 10th, 11th and 12th grade students in Mobile and Baldwin counties who are considering careers in healthcare. Students spent each day at a different site, exploring the health careers that interested them the most, and learning about issues that affect all health professions. They interacted with health professionals and observed them on the job.

South Baldwin Regional Medical Center also partners with South Baldwin Center for Technology in their medical careers program for their students.