2002 Health Care Service Excellence Summit Awards Announced

Article

SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Given to celebrate the best practices among healthcare workers, the Health Care Service Excellence Summit Awards were recently announced.

The third annual award winners include:

Health Care Professionals -- Mary Gainey, Health-First/Cape Canaveral Hospital

Dedicated Volunteer - Mary Webster, Tri-City Medical Center

Exceptional Nurse - Patrice Stephens, RN, MS, Advocate Christ Medical Center

Empowering Manager - Eugene Richie, May Clinic Jacksonville

Customer Focused Physician - Kevin Choy, MD, Pacific Alliance Medical Center

Founder's Award - Alice Johnson, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

Inspiring Administrator - Phyllis Van Crombrugge, Pacific Alliance Medical Center

Community Relationship Improvement Program - Sheila Brune, Great River Medical Center

Innovative Service Excellence Project - Tri-City Medical Center

Front Line Customer Service Trainer - Judith Campos, Pacific Alliance Medical Center

Front Line Customer Service Training Team - Fab Four, Tri-City Medical Center

Front Line Customer Service Trainer (third year) - John Hirsch, Hoag Memorial Hospital Presbyterian

Service Excellence Program Director - Loren Pop, Tri-City Medical Center

Service Leadership Team - Tri-City Medical Center

Service Recovery Program - six Star Plan, Tri-City Medical Center.

Related Videos
Picture at AORN’s International Surgical Conference & Expo 2024
Rare Disease Month: An Infection Control Today® and Contagion® collaboration.
Infection Control Today Topic of the Month: Mental Health
Lucy S. Witt, MD, investigates hospital bed's role in C difficile transmission, emphasizing room interactions and infection prevention
Shelley Summerlin-Long, MPH, MSW, BSN, RN, senior quality improvement leader, infection prevention, UNC Medical Center, Chapel Hill, North Carolina
An eye instrument holding an intraocular lens for cataract surgery. How to clean and sterilize it appropriately?   (Adobe Stock 417326809By Mohammed)
Christopher Reid, PhD  (Photo courtesy of Christopher Reid, PhD)
Paper with words antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and glasses.   (Adobe Stock 126570978 by Vitalii Vodolazskyi)
Association for the Health Care Environment (Logo used with permission)
Related Content