Wyoming Medical Center is proud to announce that our Cath Lab has been accredited for percutaneous coronary intervention by Accreditation for Cardiovascular Excellence, an organization dedicated to ensuring adherence to the highest quality standards for cardiovascular and endovascular care. Ours is the only Cath Lab to earn the accreditation in the state of Wyoming. More »
Wyoming Medical Center has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Heart Failure Silver Plus Quality Achievement Award. More »
Wyoming Medical Center has received the American Heart Association/American Stroke Association’s Get With The Guidelines®-Stroke Gold Plus Quality Achievement Award. The award recognizes the hospital’s commitment to ensuring stroke patients receive the most appropriate treatment according to nationally recognized, research-based guidelines based on the latest scientific evidence. More »
"I am in awe of her everyday - being able to take care of her patients, helping with all the other patients, taking care of her coworkers and still being able to run the ICU with calmness. It is a very stressful job and the patients in the ICU are the sickest of them all. Nicki is a hero everyday and deserves to be recognized." — Cindy Brown More »
“Stacy is trained to offer bereavement care to families who suffer a loss of a newborn/infant. Over the year I have known her, she has worked with families of babies who were born too early, were not born alive, and those who have passed away too young. She comforts families, offers to take pictures of their infant, makes foot and/or hand castings for families to remember their sweet child. She does this all from a place of compassion and of respect for the love these families have for the child they lost.” — Kate Buffa More »
“Ann’s enthusiasm and passion for nursing is infectious which makes me want to strive to be a better nurse.” — Casey Robberson More »
“So many times, Sally has reached out with compassion to a visitor, adult or child, who is crying or sad. She also celebrates with them. If a patient or family needs a ride, Sally with take them where they want to go. If they need food, she will supply them food.” — Jennifer Gallagher More »
"We had a long time patient that was on the floor for a long time, who was passing away. She sat with this patient all day so they didn’t have to be alone." — Kristin Podjun More »
I am nominating Katie because of the astounding care she provided to me after my stroke. Katie was beyond compassionate, patient, and loving toward me. I couldn't move the whole left side of my body and I couldn't speak. I had a hard time understanding what people were telling me to do. Katie treated me humanely. — Anonymous More »
“Aimee is always offering to hold and comfort the children she cares for and/or their siblings so their parents can rest. She will get down to their level when talking to them, hold their hand, hold them, and encourage them when they hurt or are scared. She listens to parents with compassion when they are worn out and frightened, and reassures them that she will make sure their child gets the best care.” — Kate Buffa More »
“Casey has been one of the strongest leaders we have ever had the privilege to work with,” reads her nomination form, submitted by members of her staff. “Not only is she an amazing patient advocate, but she advocates for all of her nursing staff … She brought our team together when it was most needed, and she is always present even when she is not physically visible.” More »
Early this month, Wyoming Medical Center nominated Herndon as our 2019 nominee for the Norman S. Holt Award for Nursing Excellence. The Wyoming Hospital Association gives the award to one Wyoming nurse each year at its annual convention. Though Herndon wasn’t the statewide winner, she was an outstanding representative for WMC.“Kay’s compassion for patients and family members stands out as one of the best. She cares for patients from cradle to grave,” wrote WMC Chief Nursing Officer Connie Coleman, R.N., in her nomination letter. “We have seen her hold the hand of the patient who is taking his last breath, while coaching the next patient through a crisis.” More »
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