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Nominations for Nurses Week Awards - Due April 2

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One highlight of Nurses Week at SRAlab is the presentation of two high honors: the Nancye B. Holt Legacy of Nursing Award, which recognizes a nurse or advanced practice nurse; and the Remarkable Image of Caring Award, which recognizes an outstanding PCT, medical assistant, rehabilitation technician, patient support aide or nurse intern.

Do you know people in these roles who display an outstanding commitment to excellence in patient care? Anyone — including staff members, patients and family members — may submit nominations. Please only nominate one person per category.

Nominate them today using these online links:

Or, download and print the forms below, and submit handwritten nominations to Joann Scearcy, RN, at jscearcy@sralab.org by the April 2 deadline.

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Nancye B. Holt Award Nomination Form for Nurses Week 2019
Remarkable Image of Caring Award Nomination Form for Nurses Week 2019

Winners of the Nancye B. Holt Legacy of Nursing Award and Remarkable Image of Caring Award will be announced during Nurses Week 2019, May 6–12. The theme for Nurses Week 2019 will be “4 Million Reasons to Celebrate.”

For questions, contact Joann Scearcy, RN, at jscearcy@sralab.org or 312-238-4287 (Ext. 8-4287), or Laura Morris, RN, education program manager, Henry B. Betts LIFE Center, at lmorris@sralab.org or 312-238-6286 (Ext. 8-6286).

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