All CSJH Dining & Nutrition Services is now ServeSafe Certified! This is impressive as many restaurants only have a few people with this certification. Thank you to your commitment to ensuring we serve safe food to our patients and customers Linda Nicely, Mae Rowsey, Mary Walker, Shilla Clements, Deborah Reid-Bane, Jessica Lipscomb, Angela Troxell, Kelly Eppard, Jocelyn King.

Congratulations to Heather Copp CA, who works in Critical Care at CNRV. Heather was chosen as the first ever BEE Award recipient for our hospital. Heather exemplifies what it means to deliver extraordinary patient care, as well as displaying superior teamwork on a daily basis. Thank you Heather for being a role model for us all!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jacob Mack with Environmental Services is amazing.  The Department Secretaries Office on 8 East

is always running out of supplies.  I'm not sure who is suppose to take care of this, but we have adopted Jacob as our "go to" person.  While taking care of his duties on 8 West we have had to approach him on various occasions.

His response is always "I'll take care of it" -  always with a smile on his face.

He has even come and mopped our office after an unfortunate spill.

Katlyn was selected to receive the Daisy award this month. Congratulations Katlyn! She was nominated in November by a patient she had cared for, here is why the patient felt Katlyn was deserving of the award.

We had the privilege of celebrating Kim Gallagher’s 40 years of service on January 16th.  She was titled “Carilion Princess” for the day and was even given a tiara to honor the occasion.  Kim started working in Personnel (HR) in 1980 as a reception before transferring to the Southeast Family Medical Center.  She’s also worked in several lead and supervisor positions in Rheumatology, Physician Support Referral/Auth Team at CASB, Physician Support/Patient Access at CCR3 and most recently joined Dermatology & Mohs Surgery in April 2019 as our Support Superv

submitted by Nicole Amos, NRCMA, General Surgery of Rocky Mount

The AANA has designated January 19 to January 25 as National CRNA Week.   The ACP Advisory Council would like to take a moment to recognize and thank our CRNAs for the wonderful work that they do for our patients all year.   We love our CRNAs!

Special thanks to clinical administrators Kenneth Simmons and Lexi Andrews, Early Mobility Specialist Rachel Kiefer, and Brenda Flowers, NA for the work and time spent caring for a very difficult case this morning. The basic needs of this patient were unable to be met without additional staff. Everyone pulled together and our goal was achieved. Thanks for being so willing to support our team and help a patient in need.

Celebrations acknowledge successful accomplishments and increases satisfaction in the workplace. Everyone on a team contributes to success and continued hard work achieves true success.

As such, the Falls Committee would like to recognize and congratulate the following teams for successfully passing NDNQI for the 1st quarter: