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Healthcare professional resources

Roper St. Francis Healthcare is dedicated to helping our teammates grow and thrive. This page pulls together just some of the resources we make available to our healthcare professionals.

Support for our teammates

Roper St. Francis Healthcare provides a variety of resources for nurses, providers and other health professionals to assist with day-to-day functions and further their careers. Below you'll find our web-based applications, information on continuing education, resources about clinical trials and other relevant teammate information. Additional support and resources can be found on our internal site, CareLine.

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Take notes with DMO

Dragon Medical One is a software that takes notes for you as you speak.

Login to EpicCare

Access medical records, refer a patient or make an imaging request.

View CME opportunities

Register for a series, course or program or find resources for activity planners.

Information Access Agreement (IAA)

IAA is the site where affiliates can request access to Prep for Procedure in RSFH/BSMH Epic. If you need to request access for a new teammate, change or reactivate your access or to terminate an account, you can do so through this form.

Need a translator?

If you and your patient are having trouble communicating because of a language barrier, or if they ask for a translator, we provide free translation services available at all of our locations. Learn more about our translator services, or call to talk to a translator now.

Call (855) 865-8778       About translation services

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Resources and clinical trials

Learn about our latest research and clinical trials in cancer and heart and vascular studies. We’re working to safely advance care, explore new treatments and improve outcomes for our patients and community.

Looking for resources to help educate patients about clinical trials? Find answers to common questions and learn the basics on our about clinical trials page.

Find cancer trials       Find heart & vascular trials

Expansion projects

We’re working to strengthen important medical services, bring new ideas to life and attract the next generation of caregivers. But it’s only with your support that we can deliver excellent patient care for years to come. Stay in the loop about what's coming next.


About our future
Future Roper hospital

In North Charleston, we’re building the future Roper Hospital campus, our largest project yet. This $1.2 billion, full-service hospital will expand access to care for Berkeley, Charleston and Dorchester counties with a 24-hour emergency room, outpatient services and specialty care. Construction is expected to be completed in mid-2029.

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To meet the growing demand in Mount Pleasant we’re constructing the Health Pavilion at East Bridge. Located at 512 Johnnie Dodds Blvd., at the intersection of Mathis Ferry Road near the Ravenel Bridge, this three-story facility will offer a variety of healthcare services and is expected to open by the end of 2027.

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Sawmill building

The Health Pavilion at Sawmill Centre is a modern hub for outpatient care in Summerville’s growing Sawmill community. This newly opened facility offers outpatient care, including imaging, lab services and a 24/7 free-standing emergency department. But we’re not done yet! We’re building an additional medical office building at Sawmill, set to open later this year. The medical office building will offer orthopedic, ObGyn and brain and spine care, making our care options in Sawmill even more comprehensive.


Rendering of new mother-baby unit

Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital has begun a major renovation of women's and neonatal services, including a full upgrade of our Mother-Baby Unit and a new Level III NICU. This expansion will include 22 larger, more comfortable patient rooms in our Mother-Baby Unit, an upgraded Level III NICU capable of caring for babies born at 26 weeks gestation or later, Increased NICU capacity and more.


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Teammate giving

The RSFH Gives! Teammate Giving Campaign is a way you can continue our mission by giving back to help our patients, each other and our community.

Give back today       About teammate giving

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View open job opportunities

Explore our open job opportunities across nursing, allied health, provider, corporate and support services roles. Or view opportunities for physicians and APPs.