From: Jean Harrell
To: Jeannie Weston
Message: I would like to tell you that you are appreciated for the long hours you work to help educate the new generation of young nurses at NHWSN.
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From: Anonymous
To: Mary Yeboah
Message: You’re going to be a FANTASTIC nurse - I know it. Kill it next semester!!!
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From: Arnita Howard
To: All
Message: I would like to extend my sincere thanks and gratitude to all the nurses in my life. My students, graduates and alumni, staff and faculty, my sweet and dearest cousin in Michigan and so many others. For those that care for infants, small children, young adults, and those in that delicate senior season of their lives, thank you. Thank you for taking care of us when we are at our most vulnerable. Thank you for caring for us when no one else can be there. Thank you for caring for us when we face addictions, adversity, abuse, and mental health challenges. There are so many scenarios in our lives that might involve the care of a nurse, far too many to name here, but for all the ways you heal, give hope, and share your love with others (mostly strangers), thank you. Forever grateful.
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From: Jose Clautier
To: Emma
Message: The best partner and nurse I could have asked for!
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From: Debra Blanke
To: Laura Bamford Henriquez in the Emory Stroke Clinic
Message: She is an amazing Nurse Practitioner. She is hardworking, knowledgeable, kind and caring. Our patients are lucky to have her.
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From: Fabiane Sencion
To: All and Sara Boufakhreddine and Kadian Magerl
Message: The RN after my name would not have been possible without the support of these RNs who are not only my peers but friends, mentors, and advocates. Sara and Kadian - you both will never understand the impact you made on my life.
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From: Judy Katz
To: Emory Nursing Faculty
Message: To all the amazing faculty at the Emory School of Nursing, I am impressed and in awe of the work you do to educate the next generation of nurses. Thanks for all you do.
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From: Anonymous
To: Shannah Lowe
Message: Thank you for all that you do to ensure that our nursing students receive the appropriate training during their clinical rotations. All the hard work that you do to provide my team support is truly appreciated. Your clinical knowledge has been important to the success of our team and our students. You ROCK!
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From: Wendy Hurman
To: Maria Hanik RN, MSN, DNP
Message: She is an outstanding example of clinician, mentor, and caregiver. She supports her team as well as her patients and goes the extra mile for both.
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From: Alexis Neill
To: All
Message: To all my nursing colleagues over the past 23 years, thank you! To the Emory nursing school who trained me, thank you! and to my mom, a fellow nurse, thank you!
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From: Sophia Ahn
To: Dr. Silverstein
Message: Happy National Nurse's Week!! Thank you especially to Dr. Silverstein for being one of the best professors and mentors to me as a new-to-practice nurse. I was so fortunate to meet her during my time as an undergraduate nursing student at Emory, and we have continued to bond over both being nurses. Thank you for all that you do for the nursing profession, Emory SON, and helping your students succeed!!
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From: Susan Rogers
To: Madison Rogers
Message: Madison is a smart, caring, compassionate and dedicated nurse who always goes above and beyond. She has a strong work ethic and consistently gives 100%. She is the best and I wish her a happy nurses week!
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From: Sarah Woodmansee
To: Maggie McMahon
Message: Thank you for taking such great care of the tiniest of patients! Your patients may be the smallest, but your impact is the biggest!
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From: Robin Gwin
To: Jane Clark PhD, RN, AOCN
Message: I am very proud ‘91 graduate of NHWSN. My nursing career began as a staff nurse on 6G (Hematology/BMT) at Emory in 1988. Jane Clark was instrumental in encouraging me to apply for the graduate program. After I was accepted, Jane was my professor, mentor and the person I think of to this day when I make a grammatical error ;). Jane taught me to be a critical thinker, write well, value research, love and support our profession and the importance of focusing on our ultimate goal of providing optimal quality of care to our patients and families. She continues to share this message with nurses everywhere. She is truly one of a kind. Cheers to you, Jane! Thank you for all you have contributed to our profession.
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From: Patricia Thiede
To: Anne Flueckiger
Message: Thank you for your dedication and compassionate care to people experiencing homelessness.
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From: Maggie McMahon
To: Sarah Woodmansee
Message: I would like to thank Sarah Woodmansee (‘19BSN) for being a nurse!! Sarah has such a commitment to the kids she works with— she goes above and beyond to make sure each one of them never feels alone in the hospital. She is intelligent, empowering, and absolutely incredible! Everyone on her unit loves and appreciates her! Keep being the amazing person you are, Sarah!
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From: Tricia Benson
To: Dean Linda McCauley
Message: Thank you Dean McCauley for being such an incredible nursing leader!
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From: Melanie Kieve
To: Rosie Smolenski Reynolds and Kristi Knop Stewart
Message: There are so many nurses who deserve to be saluted, but I will single out two of them. Rosie Smolenski Reynolds and Kristi Knop Stewart took care of my father during two hospital stays just before he passed away. Their professionalism and hard work -- and their care and warmth -- made such a difference to Dad and our entire family during a very difficult time, and I will never forget it. Thank you to them and all the amazing nurses out there!
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From: Lauren Powers
To: All
Message: Thank you to all of the nurses who continuously give themselves to their patients. Your dedication does not go unnoticed. There isn't enough thanks for all that you do. You are so appreciated!
