Flaget Memorial Hospital Honors Employees with Daisy and Rose Award - Archived

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Flaget Memorial Hospital Honors Employees with Daisy and Rose Awards

Bardstown, Ky. (February 1, 2017) — Flaget Memorial Hospital, part of KentuckyOne Health, has named Daisy Award and Rose Award winners for the fourth quarter of 2016. Stephanie Bradshaw, RN, wound care services, was the recipient of the Daisy Award. Jamie Hohl, unit clerk and nursing assistant, medical surgical unit, received the Rose Award.

The Daisy Award is a nationwide program that celebrates the extraordinary clinical skill and compassionate care given by nurses every day. KentuckyOne Health is proud to be a Daisy Award Partner, recognizing a nurse with this special honor every quarter.

Stephanie Bradshaw was nominated by her colleague, Terri Snellen, environmental specialist with the materials management department, for outstanding service to Flaget Memorial Hospital, and her compassion and commitment to patients. Bradshaw is known for always creating a positive environment for co-workers and patients.  

“Stephanie always has a smile on her face when you see her at work, or even outside of the hospital,” said Snellen. “She always makes time for her patients and takes great care of them, making her the ideal person to receive this award.”

Similarly, the Rose Award is a program that honors Flaget Memorial Hospital’s non-nursing personnel. The Rose Award, short for Recognition of Service Excellence, celebrates unsung heroes who work tirelessly to provide the best possible service.

Jamie Hohl was nominated by Julia Vereb, RN, director of medical surgery; and Maria Lawson, RN. Hohl is being honored for her work leadership, and her commitment to her co-workers and patients. She is known for going the extra mile to ensure patients, staff and visitors are taken care of, and is always willing to help fellow co-workers out by taking on additional tasks at the hospital.

“Jamie goes above and beyond the tasks assigned to her,” said Vereb. “She always has a positive attitude and is willing to help anyone out- whether it be a co-worker or a patient- and it’s so wonderful to see her win this award. She truly deserves it.”

The Daisy Award winner will receive a certificate, Daisy Award pin and a hand carved stone sculpture. The Rose Award winner is honored with a certificate, Rose Award pin and a bouquet of roses to display in her department.

Daisy Award photo information (from left to right): Rhonda Wathen, RN; Stephanie Bradshaw, RN, Recipient; Norma Goss, COO/CNO; and Marguerite Newton, Educational Coordinator.

Rose Award photo information (from left to right): Vanessa Blankenship, RN; Jennifer  Shofner, RN; Gina Butler, Nursing Assistant; Julia Vereb, RN, Director of Medical Surgery; Jamie Hohl, Recipient; Emily Smith RN; Norma Goss, COO/CNO; LeAnn O'Bryan, Nursing Assistant.

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