Trinity Health honored 88 of its long-term employees at its annual Employee Service Awards Banquet Tuesday (Feb. 25) at the Grand Hotel. Those honored were staff members who celebrated milestone anniversaries with Trinity Health last year.
Sandy Getzlaff, a CNA at Trinity Homes, Judith Gullickson, Facilities Manager
The Higher Standard Achievement Award is presented annually to one employee who consistently demonstrates the mission and values of Mid Dakota Clinic.
Kathy Krebs, RN, Radiology Nurse Navigator, was recently honored with the 2020 Higher Standard Achievement Award. Kathy was nominated for her outstanding service to patients, physicians, and co-workers.
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In their role as front-line caregivers, most nurses love their work. At Sanford Health, they are our most important assets, connecting patients with physicians, technicians, pharmacists, housekeeping and dietary staff.
While Sanford Health patients are served by hundreds of nurses across the system, here are a few
Kudos to Brittany Feil, BSN, RN, who was quick to react in a possible cardiac event with a substitute teacher last week in Bismarck! When alerted to the situation, Brittany quickly obtained the AED and applied it
Born and raised in Chicago, Jean Paul Mansour and his three older sisters were raised by a single mom. Mansour describes himself as a “typical city kid who ran around the neighborhood playing baseball and basketball with friends.” After serving as a paramedic and firefighter in
Nursing students at Bismarck State College switched roles Wednesday, acting as a patients instead of a nurses.
BSC students experienced what life can be like for patients suffering from schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a mental disorder that can cause hallucinations, forcing people to blur the lines between reality
BISMARCK — Nominations are being sought for membership on the North Dakota Department of Human Services’ North Dakota Medicaid Medical Advisory Committee.
The committee provides input on key initiatives, policies and administration of North Dakota Medicaid. The deadline to submit nominations is March 3.
“Federal law
FARGO — Midwifery — an ancient health care practice dating back nearly four thousand years ago according to The Encyclopaedia Britannica —is experiencing a resurgence in the United States while the practice begins to slowly grow in the Midwest.
They breathe, blink and bleed. They have seizures and heart attacks, and can even give birth.
Most of all, they teach.
Patient simulators help nursing students – and others in the health professions – learn how to care for patients in a safe setting.
“Simulators are like a preview
When certified hospice and palliative care nurse Colette Rudolph first learned about death cafes at end-of-life doula training in Denver, she realized Bismarck-Mandan needed the international program to enable people of all ages to discuss end-of-life concerns.
“It has always surprised me