My daughter Melissa has risked her life for over 11 years, first in the Navy as a Hospital Corman and now as a RN, Charge Nurse. She goes to work does her work and beyond! At this time there are 9 Nurses out Just in her Unit due to them testing positive for COVID. I...
I work at Fonda Specialty Care in Fonda Iowa! I am a nurse. I see the CNAs work so very hard. Not only them but every department has stepped up to help! It has changed the residents way of living. I work at the best Care Center ever. With help from God we are all...
I am grateful to the Operating Room Nurses who are on the front line of our fight against COVID 19. These brave nurses staff the Drive Thru Clinic and Surveillance Clinic here at the Hunter Holmes McGuire VAMC. They have been faithful to the continued health and safety of our Veteran population for many weeks....
Dear Nurses, We see you, we see your sacrifice and your commitment to our profession. We see you fighting this pandemic, even when it may not be the safest time to do so. We also see your warrior wings, and we thank you! Not just for today, but for every single shift you work during this...
Sherry Camley is a lovely person and Very smart nurse. She puts out little fires everywhere...
Thank you for all that you do. For handling the long shifts, the grateful and ungrateful patients and family, and sometimes even staff, the long hours without being able to care for yourself because you need to care for others and dont have enough help so that you can go pee. As a...
Nurse to nurse, I am thankful for all you do. There really are no words that can adequately express the gratitude you deserve. Your hard work, sacrifice, dedication, and caring spirit do not go unnoticed. While overwhelming at times, the work you do pays back ten-fold. YOU are touching & changing lives. ...
Smile In this profession we see the worst, but we also witness the extraordinary moments and everything in between. Through this pandemic I have been honored to stand next to my colleagues and witness strength, perseverance, and resilience not just by nurses but by our patients, family, friends, and frontline healthcare and non-healthcare heroes. ...
I would like to recognize my peers for their outstanding ability to work through new processes, be open to learning and work as a team! This is an unprecedented time and I could not be more proud of my profession! Thank you for doing what you do everyday!!...
Special note of thanks to Etiosa Uwumarogie, the chief nursing officer at Columbus LTACH in Newark, NJ. He went in to fix ventilators for patients in need and became infected by stepping out of uniform to wearing scrubs and working on the frontline. After 3 weeks battling the virus, he is heading back to work...