Little Rock
City Director Joan Adcock Recognized as Service Hero
Little Rock City Director Joan Adcock was recognized as a Service Hero for her efforts to bring the COVID-19 vaccines to residents of southwest Little Rock. Joan, the longest serving city director in Little Rock’s history, has been a strong advocate for all residents of Little Rock, especially those in the southwest area of the… View Full Post
Dr. Matthew Johnson Recognized as Infirmary Service Hero
Dr. Matthew Johnson was recognized as a Service Hero for displaying the value of EXCELLENCE. Dr. Johnson was recognized for the kindness he showed to a recent patient. “Dr. Johnson made me feel very comfortable prior to gallbladder surgery. Although we did not know him previously, we felt good about him conducting the surgery. It was… View Full Post
Sign Up Now to Volunteer for Pack Shack Parties
Pack Shack parties are returning to CHI St. Vincent as part of Coworker Appreciation Week. During Pack Shack parties, coworkers pack as many meals as possible during a 30-minute shift. The meals are donated free of charge to local organizations, such as food banks and food pantries, so they can be distributed to people in… View Full Post
Mary Musolf Recognized with Honey Bee Award
Mary Musolf, a patient tech on 3NW at the Infirmary, is the latest recipient of the Honey Bee Award. The award recognizes an outstanding non-licensed nursing care team member (PCT, MHT). Mary was nominated by a patient who praised the care she received from Mary throughout her hospitalization. “She was a true blessing from God. She went… View Full Post
Erica Reyes Recognized with Infirmary DAISY Award
Erica Reyes, RN, a Patient Care Coordinator on the Cardiovascular Unit at the Infirmary, was recognized with a DAISY Award for the attention to detail she showed to a recent patient. Erica was nominated by the wife of a patient who had began experiencing pain after undergoing a mitral valve replacement about a month earlier. After… View Full Post
Infirmary Gospel Choir Looking for Members
Did you know the Infirmary once had its own Gospel Choir made up entirely of coworkers? The chaplaincy team at the Infirmary is planning to form this popular group once again with our coworkers. The choir would perform at coworker events and possibly some community events. If you are interested in joining the choir, click here.
Lalia Byrd Recognized with Honey Bee Award
Lalia Byrd, a patient tech on 4East at the Infirmary, is the latest recipient of the Honey Bee Award. The award recognizes an outstanding non-licensed nursing care team member (PCT, MHT). Lalia was nominated by a patient’s wife who praised the care she has provided during their frequent hospital stays. “She demonstrates such kindness and compassion.… View Full Post
Donate Life-Saving Blood at the Infirmary on March 3
The Arkansas Blood Institute will be at the Infirmary on Thursday, March 3. You can help save a life when you donate. Thursday, March 310am-3pmVincent DePaul Room All donors will receive a Tshirt, free admission to the Museum of Discovery, a free bundtlet coupon from Nothing Bundt Cakes and a coupon for a free meal… View Full Post