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Fall is the perfect time to cozy up with a delicious cup of coffee and dive into spooky stories. Are you a pumpkin spice glutton or more of a caramel connoisseur like Taylor? If you hate pumpkin spice – it's fine – we still accept you.
This Halloween, we're wrapping up our seasonal episodes with a haunting finale. Taylor Monahan, an Allied Healthcare Recruiter, joins us as a co-host to explore the eerie history of the Old Tooele Hospital in Utah.
Thank you for joining us on this spooky journey through Healthcare Horrors. We hope you've enjoyed these episodes as much as we've loved creating them. Grab your favorite fall drink, savor the season, and have a Happy Halloween! 🎃
Tune in now, and let us know—would you dare spend the night at The Crescent Hotel?
In Episode 58 of Healthcare Horrors, we dive into the chilling history of the US Army Post Hospital at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia. This episode is cohosted by Atlas Allied Recruiter Jessica Vice, who grew up in the area and brought a treasure trove of eerie stories about the fort and its haunted past!
Dear Traveling Healthcare Professionals, you might have to start a paranormal tour group and if you do – Alton, Illinois should be on the list. In this chilling episode, we dive into the eerie world of healthcare hauntings and the beautiful McPike Mansion in the city of Alton. Join us as we unravel the history of McPike Mansion and delve into the haunted tales from Donna's time as a travel nurse. (There are so many!) Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode will leave you with chills.
Pop open a can of pumpkin ale with us because whether you're a history buff, a ghost story enthusiast, or a Stephen King fan, this episode has something for everyone.
WARNING! Bobby Joe Long's crimes may be the most triggering crimes we have had on the show. Before listening, we suggest you look up Bobby Joe Long's crimes before proceeding. We don't go super deep into the details on any of his crimes, but still, this episode may not be for you. Never do what Bobby Joe Long did. Please.
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