FY12 Annual Report - St. John Health System
FY12 Annual Report - St. John Health System
FY12 Annual Report - St. John Health System
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Honoring Clinical Excellence<br />
Michael David Rinke Award<br />
The Rinke Award was established in 1989 by the Roland Rinke family in gratitude for the excellent nursing care their son Michael received during his lifetime at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Hospital and<br />
Medical Center. Each year, several nurses receive the honor for their outstanding professional accomplishments. The <strong>FY12</strong> Rinke Award winners were Janet Dulecki, Neurosciences;<br />
Kimberly Scharf, Cardiology; Mary <strong>St</strong>ieber, Eastside Pediatrics; Kim Treasvant, Oncology.<br />
Daisy Awards<br />
DAISY stands for Diseases Attacking the Immune <strong>System</strong>, and the national DAISY Foundation was formed in November 1999 by the family of J. Patrick Barnes who died at age 33.<br />
The DAISY Award was established to express the Barnes family’s profound gratitude to Patrick’s nurses and nurses everywhere for the work they do for patients and families every day.<br />
<strong>St</strong> <strong>John</strong> Macomb-Oakland<br />
Sheila Bell<br />
Amanda Bilot<br />
Fritz Brillantes<br />
Shana Chacko<br />
Tammi Cloyd<br />
Pat Domacz<br />
Janelle Dowdy<br />
Cindy Dowgialo<br />
Donna Eagan<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> Nightingale Awards<br />
Cheryl Gnesda<br />
Kimberly Holland<br />
Sharon (Sam) Hurley<br />
Lisa Keelan<br />
Audrey Lessl<br />
Jennifer McCarty<br />
Carolyn McCormick<br />
Kadian Miijic<br />
Pam Montoya<br />
Joyce Payne<br />
Connie Rozak<br />
Shirley Weglikowski<br />
Becky Wolsefer<br />
Nancy Wright<br />
Providence<br />
Clarissa Almario<br />
Debbie Beattie<br />
Diane Bending<br />
Jennifer Bossuyt<br />
Tim Deuby<br />
Karen Diem<br />
Federico Erikson<br />
Noel Faraj<br />
Shawn Gauvin<br />
Megan Lumley<br />
Sue Pierson<br />
Donna Podczervinski<br />
Phoebe Quiambao<br />
Karen Schlick<br />
Laura <strong>St</strong>efanski<br />
Lorraine Taube<br />
Providence Park<br />
Clinton Dinnan<br />
Julie Fuller<br />
Alexandra Heinrich<br />
Xiaoying Huang<br />
Rekha Narendra Kumar<br />
Debra Kurth<br />
Louise Lamb<br />
Michelle Ledesma<br />
Kirk Romans<br />
Karen Rose<br />
Gloria <strong>St</strong>abryla<br />
Rebecca <strong>St</strong>eele<br />
Carol <strong>St</strong>oller<br />
Jaime Suarez<br />
Krishna Vakulabharanam<br />
Mary Kay Whitaker<br />
The Nightingale Awards were established by the Oakland University School of Nursing to recognize and honor the compassion, knowledge, and initiative of outstanding nurses in<br />
Michigan. Awards are given based on nurses’ achievements in leadership, quality of care, innovative practices, and advances in research.<br />
<strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Providence nominated the following nurses for the 2012 Nightingale Awards<br />
<strong>St</strong>ephanie Brady, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Providence<br />
Gayle Novack, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Hospital and Medical Center<br />
Victoria Boyce, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Hospital and Medical Center<br />
Mary Kathryn Vaitkevicius, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Macomb-Oakland Hospital<br />
Jacqueline Fuller, Brighton Center for Recovery<br />
Shawn Gauvin, Providence Hospital<br />
Donna Robertson, Providence Hospital<br />
Amy Salley, Providence Hospital<br />
Andrea Sharp, Providence Park Hospital<br />
Gloria <strong>St</strong>abryla, Providence Park Hospital<br />
“Awards are a great opportunity to highlight our nurses who are ‘everyday heroes.’ These nurses consider what they do ‘all in a day’s work’<br />
and can lose sight of how extraordinary their presence can be to patients and families.”<br />
—Chris Fornal, <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> Macomb-Oakland
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