"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 »
"David Wheeler has worked tirelessly for years to improve systems of care for stroke patients in Wyoming and beyond,” said Midge LaPorte Epstein, Executive Vice President of the AHA’s SouthWest Affiliate. “His insights into the unique challenges of rural health care are helping to guide the AHA’s work in this important area, and he is a trusted advocate for our mission. His leadership is improving patient outcomes and saving lives. For these reasons and many more, David is an excellent choice for this prestigious award." More »
"Monica always makes sure her patients are taken care of, but she also makes sure her co-workers are taken care of as well. What makes a great nurse is not only herself but the co-workers she surrounds herself with. Monica will cover for others if they need the day off, or simply if they are short staffed she will come in and make sure the patients can get the care they need and deserve. Her compassion for her job, and her coworkers are something not many can do." — Sonya Milburn More »
"Jenea is an advocate for critical care and life saving interventions. In high stress and anxiety moments when you don’t know if your loved one will live or die, Jenea comes along with a soft smile and tender demeanor that brings comfort to those in her unit." — Connie Coleman, CNO More »
Start your nursing career with Wyoming Medical Center. We offer comprehensive orientation for new graduates to ensure they fit well and function effectively as part of our team. The year-long Graduate Nurse Residency builds upon your college education with activities that help you prepare for practice on your hired unit and shift. More »
Stories coming from our Mother and Baby unit are often the most joyous in the hospital. There, on the third floor of the McMurry West Tower, families grow and are made complete almost every day. But not always. More »
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