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Today's honored veteran is Robert Danage, a manager in pastoral services at Methodist Midlothian and a U.S. Navy Reserves Chaplain Corps for 10 years. He loves working for a Military Friendly® employer due to Methodist's commitment to serving those who gave so much for our freedom. He's also proud to represent an organization whose tradition is rooted in Christian values and one that strives for excellence, fairness, and diversity in its workforce. See more:
David Nguyen is one of the veterans we're proud to honor for this coming Veterans Day. He is a nurse in the resource department of Methodist Dallas. He's also a captain and officer in charge of the intermediate care ward in the U.S. Army. He was attracted to Methodist by our great reputation and community involvement. What's more, working for a Military Friendly® employer means a lot. "I wouldn't be able to fulfill my military or family obligations without Methodist support," he says.
When the pandemic hit North Texas last year, Methodist went into high gear caring not only for patients but for our staff as well. Our pastoral services, wellness, and social work teams joined hands to give employees the emotional and spiritual care they needed. Vice President of Pastoral Services The Rev. Caesar Rentie reflects back on that time with admiration for how Methodist has lived out its mission to the community and each other. Methodist cares, and in times like these, that means everything.
Ever wondered what it's like to work for Methodist Dallas? Listen to our nurses talk about how we faced the pandemic together and why they're proud to be part of a Magnet®-designated, Military Friendly® hospital with a Level I Trauma Center. It's a high-powered, highly recognized hospital, but when you're on our team, it feels like family.
Methodist Midlothian was a player at Midlothian High School's annual Pink Out game! Breast cancer surgeon Dr. Birdwell and a local breast cancer survivor presented the game ball. Dr. Birdwell and Director of Ancillary Services Melissa Seale posed with the Midland Pantherettes, who are the Pink Out organizers. A win-win for breast cancer awareness and Midlothian ISD!
Wow! Mouser Electronics delivered more than 600 individual homemade pies to Methodist Mansfield staff to thank them for helping save lives during the latest pandemic surge. “We are so thankful for the little things our community does that bring joy and happiness to our employees’ day,” President Juan Fresquez Jr. says. Our hearts and bellies are full!
Around 40 nurse residents at Methodist Charlton participated in a trauma care training. It was part of Stop the Bleed, a national public health campaign. Nurse educators helped residents sharpen their skills in emergency response and wound management. CareFlite liaisons were there also to go over procedures for transporting seriously injured patients. These nurse residents are ready for anything!
Methodist Dallas has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Comprehensive Accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. This shows that the hospital is committed to providing safe, quality patient care. And they earned the honor after an unannounced on-site review! Congrats, Methodist Dallas!
We aren't done celebrating the big news yet ... we could watch this all day! Here's the call Methodist Charlton got on Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021, that our nurses have achieved Magnet® designation, the highest honor awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). What an accomplishment anytime, but especially in the middle of a pandemic. Methodist Charlton joins Methodist Dallas, Methodist Richardson, and Methodist Mansfield as Magnet! Congrats to all.
Forbes named Methodist one of the 10 best employers in Texas among hospitals and health systems. We are honored to be recognized among the state's best healthcare employers. But we believe that the honor goes to our wonderful employees!
