overseen by the Psychology Department. The Psychology Department utilizes the most current techniques available in current research literature. Department staff serve as leaders within and outside of the hospital regarding current knowledge in mental health and behavioral research, and have developed many innovative protocols and methods to optimally serve their clientele. Psychology is also involved in clinical teaching, serving as a practicum site for local doctoral and masters level programs and offering frequent seminars for community eldercare providers through Piedmont Geriatric Institute. PGH Psychology consists of four licensed clinical psychologists, one resident in clinical psychology, and an administrative assistant. Organization Units PGH's 123 residents are divided into four units of approximately 30 residents each. The staff for each unit consists of Registered Nurses, Licensed Practical Nurses, and Direct Service Associates. Shifts The staff are organized into day, evening, and night shifts. During the day shift, members of the physical, recreational, occupational, Psychology, and Music Therapy staff, as well as social workers and the Chaplain visit each unit. During the evening and night shifts, unit nursing coordinators and the house-nursing supervisor make rounds. Inspectors The facility is inspected routinely by the Office of the Inspector General. Unannounced reviews conducted between 1999 and 2004 consistently reported clean, comfortable, and well-maintained surroundings. Notes References PGH Facility Profile OIG Report #75-03, Anita S. Everett, MD, Office of the Inspector General, Feb. 4-5, 2003. OIG Report #96-04, James W. Stewart, III, Office of the Inspector General, Mar. 9, 2004. § 63.2-1805. Admissions and discharge, Code of Virginia, 1993, cc. 957, 993, § 63.1-174.001; 1995, cc. 649, 844; 2000, c. 176; 2002, c. 747; 2004, c. 49. DMHMRSAS State Facilities Information Savvy Steward Helps Save Hospital, American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees, Winter 1999. County Rallies Troops for Piedmont, Billy Coleburn, Courier Record, Dec. 14, 2000. Hospital's Condition Critical, Says Nottoway Co. Supervisor, Bille Coleburn, Courier Record, Jan. 24, 2002. Legislative Information System, Bill Tracking, HB 995, 2002 session. State Department Wants Facility for Worst Sex Offenders, Associated Press, Jan. 14, 2004. Office of the Inspector General for the Department of Mental Health, Mental Retardation, and Substance Abuse Services, Semiannual Report, Oct. 1, 2003 - Mar. 31, 2004. Hospitals in Virginia Buildings and structures in Nottoway County, Virginia Tuberculosis sanatoria in the United States Hospitals established in 1967 1967 establishments in Virginia