A collection of kudos and shout outs some of our amazing travel clinicians have received.
After Zen was recently floated to a new unit, they recognized her amazing work at a staff meeting. In front of supervisors and charge nurses, she was complimented for her positive attitude and praised for going the extra mile. Nice job, Zen!!
During one of her travel nursing jobs in Maryland, Natasha’s patient told her nurse manager, “My nurse, Natasha, was a real sweetheart. She really stood out for me. She was very friendly, and her work was excellent.”
Way to go, Natasha!
Aya travel ICU RN Andrea impressed her coworkers at her facility so thoroughly that she was nominated for a DAISY award! The nomination mentions that Andrea is:
“Extremely patient oriented. Organized and conscientious regarding duties to patients. Did a very good job explaining post-op home care. An excellent representative of the facility.”
Lindsey recently completed a night shift so notable that her entire team received this shout out:
“All night long, I observed nothing but great teamwork, communication, and exceptionally good patient care. It is such a pleasure to be working with you.”
During her Indiana assignment, Aya travel nurse Lee received praise from her facility. They say her patients are constantly telling her supervisors how much they love her!
One of her supervisors mentioned, “While rounding today I heard some really nice things from the patients about Lee and wanted to give her a ‘Cheers for Peers’ for doing an excellent job with patient care.”
A colleague wrote our travel nurse Robin the sweetest shout out on their Christmas compliment tree at work.
The holiday card praises Robin, saying “she is very enthusiastic and such a pleasure to work beside. Robin is very intelligent and we all can learn from her. Robin goes above and beyond for her patients and co-workers. Robin never complains and always helps out her team.“
Thank you for your exceptional care, Robin!
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While travel nursing California style, Ashley received appreciative feedback from colleagues for “a job well done.” They thanked her for “providing excellent nursing care” to the facility’s stroke population.
Thank you for all that you do, Ashley!
Aya traveler Christy made a lasting impression on a patient she cared for recently. The patient was so moved she sent Christy a thank you card that said “You saved my life multiple times and were the best advocate I could have.”
Way to go, Christy!
Two travelers at one facility received a shout out from management. They sent a quick note to Aya letting us know that we have “exceptional travelers” and she wanted them to be recognized.
High five to Shea and London — keep up the great work!