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This 4-page paper compares and contrasts the mission statements of Covenant Medical Center and Texas Tech, both in Lubbock, TX. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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are in Lubbock TX and are Covenant Medical Center and Texas Tech University. But before we compare and contrast these two
West Texas institutions, lets focus on what, exactly, a mission statement is supposed to do. A well-crafted mission statement lets people
know what an organization is, what it does and why it exists (Mission Statement, 2009). The mission statement should also offer information about the products/services the organization provides, as well
as the area in which the organization operates (Mission Statement, 2009). Now lets examine the mission statements. Covenant Medical Center is
a health care center in Lubbock, and its mission is "to extend Christian ministry by caring for the whole person - body, mind and spirit - and by working with
others to improve health and quality of life in our communities." The organization attempts to adhere to its mission by offering a variety of hospitals and medical centers for patients.
On the website page entitled "community everywhere theres a need," Covenant Medical Center introduces its different "branches" - heart (Heart and Vascular Institute); brain and neurology (NeuroScience Institute); rehabilitation center
(Owens-White Outpatient Rehabilitation Center); cancer (Joe Arrington Cancer Research and Treatment Center) and maternity/womens issues (Covenant Womens Hospital) (Covenant Medical Center, 2009). The organization also has an education component -
a school of nursing, a school of radiology and a school for surgical technicians (Covenant Medical Center, 2009). What is interesting about glancing at the organizations website is that its
at odds with its mission statement. The mission statement quite clearly states an extension of Christian ministry; yet there is little, if any, mention on the website about the "religious"
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