EndoNurse Endo All-Stars
Every year, seven endoscopy teams are highlighted in EndoNurse magazine with a picture and article, and Byrne Medical sends a plaque to the team to commemorate their win. Now, Byrne is taking this special program one step further by sponsoring the EndoNurse All-Star-of-the-Year award.
Annually, the EndoNurse magazine staff will choose the best of the seven All-Star teams to be the All-Star-of-the-Year winner. This lucky team, chosen for overall excellence in how the members care for each other and patients, will receive a $2,500 educational sponsorship from Byrne. To learn more about the nomination process, click here.
February / March 2012
Imagine a staff member with 90 years of experience in GI endoscopy.
They’d have to be at least 110, picture that. Alas, the endoscopy
team at the Orlando VAMC GI Clinic, in Orlando, doesn’t have any
one person with that much experience, but all together, the team does.
December 2011 / January 2012
The endoscopy team at Lake Forest Hospital, in Lake Forest, Ill., is small but gets a lot done, according to the team’s nominator, Sheila Blindauer, nurse manager.
October/November 2011
Western CT Health Network manager Cathy Kean isn’t shy about praising her team of talented employees.
August/September 2011
Puget Sound Gastroenterology, Edmonds, Wash.
The staff members of Puget Sound Gastroenterology, in Edmonds, Wash., don't just talk the talk when it comes to colorectal-cancer awareness, they walk the walk.
June/July 2011
Morristown Memorial, Lyndhurst, N.J.
Denise Gilmore has been a nurse at Morristown Memorial Hospital for 12 years and said the endoscopy team there includes some of the finest people with whom she’s ever worked.
April/May 2011
Western Carolina Endoscopy Center, Franklin, N.C.
The staff members at Western Carolina Endoscopy Center are dedicated to providing a comfortable and safe environment for patients in the most efficient setting, according to Traci Knop, RN, CAPA.
February/March 2011
At Saratoga Hospital's endoscopy unit, the nursing philosophy is driven by the combination of art and the science of nursing, said Valarie Lueck, RN, CFN, staff nurse. When accomplished, this provides patients with comfort, dignity, respect, and properly administered procedures.