Extremely Grateful for CCU

Submitted by brware on

The staff from 8 Mountain ICU would like to generously thank the CCU nursing staff for their pure kindness and thoughtfulness. On Monday, CCU heard how busy our unit had been and sent our unit multiple boxes of pizza. This was such a wonderful, unexpected gift at the most perfect time. We were all extremely humbled by their sweet souls. Some of us were just purely speechless. We cannot thank you enough CCU, for thinking of us! We appreciate all of you.

With much, much love,

8 Mountain ICU

Above and Beyond

Submitted by sablankenship2 on

I am new to Carilion and had training at RMH.  I was lost when I came in and asked for directions from one of the staff.  She was so generous to me she had a housekeeping  cart in tow but it did not slow her down.  She took me not only to the floor but all the way to the correct room to make sure I made it to the correct location.  This lady was beyond wonderful and friendly.  I hope everyone can learn of kindness with employees like her.  Her name is Amine Hale Environmental Services.  I would like her supervior Francis Karpeh to also know what a gre

The December Bee Award Winner is...

Submitted by mllight on

10s Palliative Nursing Assistant Stacy Rotinski! 
 

The nomination Stacy received is: “Stacy called and got the patient his last meal request from a restaurant. The restaurant paid for the meal, and Stacy went and picked it up.”

 

Thank you Stacy for your dedication and compassion for such a special population of patients!

A Personal Touch

Submitted by dahodges1 on

Bonnie Gusler, an EVS employee at CFMH goes above and beyond everyday to make sure our patients and visitors are treated with great respect and goes out of her way to help anyone she can. A visitor came to our facility and had mud all over their shoes. Bonnie sit the visitor down in a chair and cleaned their shoes so he would not be worried about tracking mud in the hospital. Bonnie is a heart giving person who believes in taking care of one and all.

Pure Heart

Submitted by lrwoods on
If there was a badge for Community I would give Anne Wienke the Community badge! During Anne's time off from work and her Sunday run, she noticed that I was stranded along Mill Mountain Parkway with a flat tire on my bike. She kindly stopped to check on me and ensure I was safe. At that time she allowed me to use her cell phone to call for help. I really appreciated Anne stopping to help, this showed me that she CARES about those in her community!

Mother/Baby Makes a Difference!

Submitted by setucker on

New year, new outreach and Mother/Baby challenges you and your unit! 12 South (Mother/Baby) and their POD (Planning, Organizing, and Decorating) committee believe in coming together to make a difference and better our community. That's why for months, Mother/Baby has been completing monthly fundraisers/drives to give back to those in need around us. Our February project was collecting items for SARA Roanoke. SARA Roanoke is an amazing organization that provides resources and support for sexual assault victims in our area.

Shoe Drive

Submitted by asparkhurst on

NA Christina Collins (CC) donated 26 pairs of new shoes to the In Patient Rehabilitation unit's shoe drive. We often have patients that do not have proper shoes available for participating in therapy. This is an amazing example of Carilion values in action. Thank you CC for caring for your patients!

Throw Kindness Like Confetti

Submitted by msgoldsmith on

The Imaging department at CFMH has a new bulletin board, created by Angie Shively.  This bulletin board allows our team to post thank-yous, Kudos, a job well done, or any type of recognition for team members going above and beyond, plus being kind to one another and our patients.  This promotes teamwork and employee engagement, plus aligns with our Compassion value.

Thank You Angela Lilly, NP, at Giles Carilion Clinic, on behalf of my family.

Submitted by schopkins on

Thank You so  much for your help when my family was sick.  I am in healthcare as well and I know how uplifting it can be when someone gives you a shout out when you do your best to help others, so this is a SHOUT OUT  to Angela.   Me and my family rarely get sick and wait to absolutely necessary to go to the doctor, when we do get sick we try to bare with it and let it pass because all to often we go to the doctor and no one will give you medication to help.   But last week my husband and daughter had been sick for quite some time and seen Angela R.

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