AmSurg employees volunteer at food bank: 5 things to know

AmSurg employees volunteered at the Second Harvest Food Bank.

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Here are five key notes:

1. The AmSurg Employees helped sort and pack more than 5,000 pounds of sweet potatoes.

2. AmSurg has supported the food bank since 2009 with food drives and volunteer events.

3. The Second Harvest mission is to “feed hungry people and solve hunger issues in Middle and West Tennessee.”

4. Nashville, Tenn.-based AmSurg includes more than 2,000 physician partners and 245 ambulatory surgery center locations. The ASCs are focused on endoscopy, ophthalmology and orthopedics.

5. AmSurg acquired Sheridan Healthcare last year.

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