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… – at least physically. “Her carbon monoxide levels were back to normal,” Dr. Ertz said. “There really wasn’t anything I was going to have to fix for her at that point.” Still, Dr. Ertz carved … on any particular day.” “She could have left it just at follow-up care,” Becki said. “But she really took the time, and I want her to know how much it all meant.” …

… to chat about mutual acquaintances.  “We had a lot of things in common,” Zurek said. “We had a really nice conversation. When you do that with patients, when you are able to have some … to her,” Sullivan said. “Peggy is the kind of employee that makes my job as a supervisor really rewarding. I believe she truly tries to live her life with a thankful and happy attitude, …

… snowy and icy, and everyone was on edge with COVID still around,” Jeanene recalled. “And I was really worried about my mother. I knew she was overwhelmed.” It wasn’t long before Harding’s warm … Beverly’s hands, Harding also touched her patient’s heart. Jeanene added: “She talked to her. Really talked to her. She used humor when my mother was grouchy and turned her mood around. She …

… now has a different full-time job, Ferguson continues working as needed at Women’s. “I just really like taking care of patients, and even though I did go into management, I still had a … I was just trying to help make sure that it was followed through,” Ferguson said. “So I was really shocked because I just thought I was doing something that you should do.” Sabrina is glad …

… even if it’s on a much smaller scale than it was for many years of his life. “It’s been really good to not abandon that part of my story and personality,” he said. “And it’s also been … Methodist’s director of Operational Innovation, attended the pinning ceremony.   “It was really nice to be able to celebrate this both with my squadron, my family and with Methodist,” …

… and the staff members monitoring their heart rhythms. “In the state and maybe regionally, it really is the only space that’s designed specifically for this,” said unit coordinator Tom Riss, CCT, CRAT. “It really is leading the way as far as modernization and centralization.”     Telemetry’s growth and …

…   Tell us more about your lives outside of work. We've been married for 12 years. We both really enjoy playing board games and card games with friends and family, hanging on the couch … and creating treatment plans to help them progress toward where they want to go. We think it’s really fun to perform patient evaluations together.   How did each of you find your place at …

… as a child. “The amount of time, education and compassion that was shown to my family and me really inspired me to learn more about how to take care of myself and others,” she said. During …

… at the salon through Harper’s Hope. “I had a couple of tears,” Leslie recalled. “I didn’t really cry.” She knew she was in a safe place – a place that filled her with hope. And when she …

… Taking care of children is something she fell in love with during medical school. “There’s really nowhere else that you get to see that level of growth and change throughout the years – …