Is a series of articles highlighting on longtime employees — those who have spent a good portion of their career working at WVU Medicine. These employees bring experience to the table, and are dedicated to our mission of improving the health of West Virginians and others in the region through excellence in patient care, research, and education. They have seen our organization grow and evolve, and have a lot of great insight to share.
Cindy Hamrick
Title and department: Registration Specialist in Diagnostics
Hospital: United Hospital Center (UHC)
Years of service: 52
Cindy Hamrick has been a cornerstone of United Hospital Center. As a registration specialist in diagnostics, Cindy brings an unmatched level of commitment and expertise to her role, traits that have enabled her to serve for 52 years with WVU Medicine.
“I enjoy what I do,” Cindy says simply. Her enthusiasm for patient care has never wavered, and she takes great pride in being the best at what she does. “I get to help people all day long. It is the greatest feeling to know that I made a difference.”
Cindy has witnessed remarkable changes during her time with the organization, including the merging of St. Mary Hospital and Union Protestant to form UHC, as well as the exciting move from Clarksburg to Bridgeport. “The challenges it presented were exciting to undertake,” she recalls.
When asked what she’s most proud of, Cindy doesn’t hesitate: her 50+ years of loyal service. Her sense of accomplishment shines as a testament to her dedication.
To those just starting their careers at WVU Medicine, Cindy offers heartfelt advice: “Enjoy doing what you do. Don’t think of it as a job, but rather as a career.”
Cindy Hamrick’s story is a powerful reminder of the impact one person can have over a lifetime of service—and the legacy built through commitment, compassion, and care.
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