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… you come to understand how the body works, how we speak, how we hear and how we breathe, you really understand what a miracle life is,” said Dr. Holcomb, a surgeon who has joined the Head … Estabrook Cancer Center . “To be involved with helping to preserve the functions of life is really an amazing thing.” Dr. Holcomb specializes in treating benign and malignant tumors of the … each patient has their own unique background, values and needs. “When I meet a patient, it’s really important to me to get to know them as a person,” he said. “We’re about to embark on the …

… had a concussion, a dislocated AC joint in his shoulder and damage to his pelvic bone. “I was really healthy and suddenly became very vulnerable,” Don said. He was taken to the Ortho/Neuro … built that rapport,” she said. “I tried to be supportive and encouraging to him. He was just a really easy patient to be around. He was a joy to take care of.” In Howe, Don found a caregiver … be like, both technically competent but also giving that feeling of empathy and concern, she really fits that definition,” Don said. “She was funny, really helpful and competent. She did it …

… serves as an Operating Room Registered Nurse (OR RN) at Methodist Hospital. “The thing I really love about my life today, I really try to help other people, and that’s what I try and do everyday,” Miller said. “And … to take care of that patient.  “It’s the coolest thing to be able to do everyday. I mean, it really is.”   Read more from the Omaha Magazine: Resurrected: Willie Miller’s Path to Healing …

… floor in the cardiac unit at Methodist Hospital before the floor split into separate units. I really enjoyed my clinicals up there and liked the wide variety of patients there with the cardiac focus. I also really liked the other nurses I worked with and gained some good experience. When Methodist … of where we wanted to work. 4 North was one of my top choices because I thought it’d be really cool to be one of the first nurses on the new unit. We opened 4 North in December 2022 and …

… to the internal medicine staff at Methodist Physicians Clinic HealthWest. “My passion is really making connections with patients and their families,” he said. “I enjoy spending some time getting to know them and really learning from my patients before we proceed with whatever health care plan is really best for them.” Dr. Maliszewski earned his medical degree from the University of Nebraska …

… feel better and live life more fully. “The more day-to-day conditions, like hemorrhoids, can really affect people’s quality of life,” he said. “So, you get to really help people even when it doesn’t seem like it’s a huge problem.” He’s proud to be part of … We’ll talk through it all. I’ll make sure the communication is as clear as it can be, and I’ll really try to build their trust.” Dr. Hernandez enjoys spending his free time with his wife – …

… that medicine was his calling. “I took my first anatomy and physiology class, and that was really when I discovered the fascination I have with how our bodies work and how we’re designed,” … on people’s lives from the minute they’re born until the end of their life is something that I really value,” he said. The best part of his job? The close relationships he gets to build with … a group of individuals that inspires him to provide The Meaning of Care every day. “It’s about really getting to know somebody as a person to determine what can help them the most.” In his …

… with high blood pressure for pretty much all of my pregnancy,” Ashley said. “But it was really high when I went in for my last appointment.” After medication failed to bring down her … “We want everyone to be healthy. When parents are stressed, I think babies don’t do as well. I really believe that if we can help the parents be comfortable, it helps babies go home sooner.”   … Dr. Minderman to this profession, sending babies home is the best part of his job. “I mean, really,” he added. “I chose this job because you get to deal with a rapidly changing environment. …

… have it any other way. “It means the world to me to know that people trust you in sometimes really difficult moments, sometimes really joyful moments and anything in between,” said Dr. Boerner, who has joined the internal … be a part of patients’ life experiences in a way that sometimes no other people do, and it’s really valuable to me to have that as my job.” Dr. Boerner has special interests in women’s …

… she said. “There’s never anything that’s run-of-the-mill with vascular surgery. I also really love and think that I can connect with that patient population.” While she has an interest … Dr. Brown is particularly interested in limb salvage and peripheral arterial disease. “It’s really a whole host of treatment that’s important to help save someone’s limb – and that’s very important to me,” she said. “It’s not just one surgery. It’s really about trying to care for the whole patient.” Dr. Brown believes that Methodist has a …