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… baby in the NICU and follow them as they transition back to the floor. I think it allows us to really get to know our patients.    Tell us more about your role.   I’m one of the charge nurses … I are the Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) instructors for the hospital, as well, which I really enjoy. I’m passionate about education and I’m happy we were able to bring NRP to Jennie.  … my own family. And I’m grateful for the relationships I’ve formed while working here. Our team really is special. I know I can count on any of them for anything. We have great nurses who work …

… Fremont Health executive chef Jake Warneke has learned a thing or two. Among them: “Food really brings people together. Family. Friends. It just comes up in conversation all the time. … many favorites,” he said before rattling off French, Cajun, Italian and fusion styles. “I also really love doing roasted meals, pork loin and prime rib. I like to mess around and make my own … not unusual for those menu items to sell out, he said. “Out here in Fremont, Nebraska, it’s really kind of steak and potato country,” he said. “But we do have quite a few adventurous …

… are dedicated to making a difference, and their impact touches the lives of many. "We really care about our jobs. We really care about our patients. And we really care about our coworkers," Brunow said. "Those of us who have stuck around – even through …

… Dr. Person is committed to building strong relationships with them and their families. “That’s really the most gratifying thing for me,” he said. “I know that surgery is not something to be taken lightly, so I feel that it’s important to really get to know my patients and earn their trust.” Those relationships can span for years, …

… Women’s Hospital . “To be able to provide that care for patients throughout their lifespans is really special,” she said. “To be able to develop that relationship, to know about the patient, to maybe get to deliver their second child or their third child – it’s really been a rewarding career for me.” Dr. Sawtelle wants her patients to know that she’ll …

… medicine was her specialty of choice during her medical training. “When I was in residency I really loved every specialty,” Dr. Hernandez said. “With each one - cardiology, endocrinology, and rheumatology - I felt like I could really see myself doing each one. General internal medicine seemed like the best way for me to …

… said. “But I’m telling you, he went with it and took it way beyond my expectations. I mean, he really did some stuff with it.” “Her music completely resonated with me,” Mike said. Far from … therapist, they print off all these papers of exercises to do at home,” he said. “But there really was no playbook for what I had. It just didn’t seem like Shannon was making quick enough … for physical therapists,” Seeley said. “We’re often asking patients to do things that are really challenging and sometimes painful. If they don’t have something motivating them or a goal …

… partners were better at it than we were that we could use existing programs that people didn't really realize were available or didn't have access to.  Lorrie  Reddish, RN: A lot of our … going to be your individuals that probably have some mental illness and substance abuse and really probably have not really felt like they've been loved much.  Bardon: So if I have a patient that I know was …

… you to the organization? Right after graduating, I was ready to jump into the working world. I really wanted to stay in Omaha at a bigger hospital versus moving back to western Nebraska. The … that Methodist could present to me and how the system could help me grow in my new career were really what hooked me. During my interview process, I felt extremely welcomed and had good vibes … was a tricky transition from student to health care professional. Throughout the process, I’ve really turned toward one of our veteran dietitians who heads the ICU and has a wealth of …

… symptoms While the actual definition of menopause is not having a period for a year, we really feel like it’s a transition, it’s not just a point in time. It’s during this transition … it better?’ Start by cutting out the caffeine, the pop, the late nights, the multitasking, and really simplify one’s life and just concentrate on, ‘What can I do for me?’ Embracing life – … 50. I see a lot of women who gain weight during menopause and are frustrated by it, but it’s really a natural part of aging. You may want to be 30 again, but you have to be reasonable. Find …