Recognizing and
Rewarding Outstanding Behavior:
Employee Champions
CHAMPION. It’s not a complicated word to pronounce or to use in a sentence; however, we often overuse the word, thereby reducing its magnitude and importance. A Champion is defined as one who fights for another or for a cause; excelling all others or one who shows marked superiority.
CHAMPION. When a class of third grade students was asked what a champion is, they supplied the following thoughts: “It’s something you want to be. It’s a winner. It’s a friend. It’s my dad. I’m not sure, but I know there are not a lot of them.” And finally, “I think it means something special.”
So, now you might be asking how these “Champions” were selected? Each of our “Champions” was nominated for and received a CARE Award some time during the past year. As our CARE Committee was voting on the CARE Award recipients, they were also selecting those whose actions and attitudes distinguished them from all others nominees and defined them as Champions. After identifying those who met the Champion criteria, they were then voted on by the CARE Committee. Now, meet our Champions:
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BJ
Chockley, Rehabilitation Services CARE Champion, April 2008 |
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Karen
Routh Medical Pediatric Services/MPS CARE Champion, April 2008 |
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Rebecca
Garner, Intensive Care Unit/ICU CARE Champion, March 2008 |
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Cassandra
Maness, CAP Program CARE Champion, January 2008 |
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Bill
Hodges, Volunteer Services CARE Champion, January 2008 |
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Kendall
Green, Medical Pediatric Services (MPS) CARE Champion, November 2007 |
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Darlene
Wyrick, Maternity Services Unit (MASU) CARE Champion, October 2007 |
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Sherea
Covington-Adams, Intensive Care Unit CARE Champion, September 2007 |
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Nina
Albright, In-Home Aid CARE Champion, August 2007 |
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Kimberly
Grevenstuck, Intensive Care Unit CARE Champion, July 2007 |
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Rebecca
Bramlett, Intensive Care Unit CARE Champion, June 2007 |
