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For Laura S, an Emergency Room (ER) nurse at a major hospital in Indianapolis, the pandemic has engulfed her hospital and her life. She is no stranger to the days when the ER became swamped with patients, nor the occasional scramble for monitors and beds. Nurses are use to multitasking. It's called a normal day in an ER. But the changes since the good old days of February 2020 have been dizzying. With the sudden arrival of the coronavirus into the city the ER has been swamped.
April 24, 2020
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AJ is a college senior and also works as a resident support specialist at a facility in Columbia, MO. As part of his job he cares for medically fragile psychiatric patients. With his patients not being able to have visitors right now, he is also their friend and support person, along with his colleagues. We are so happy to have people in this world with hearts as big as his.
April 30, 2020
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"I have learned that I and many others will do what needs to be done with a smile on our faces and cry when we get home. I am realizing that even though I am scared for my own family, I am a nurse. It is my calling, my passion, and I wouldn't change it for anything. I learning that I am stronger than I realized I was, and this applies to many of us."
April 23, 2020
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Dawn Delzer works as a medical technician and caregiver at Country Villa Assisted Living in Wisconsin. She has selflessly given everything she can to help her residents, working extra shifts and sacrificing time away from her loved ones to ensure the best care could be given during this time. She helped come up with ideas such as staff dress up days, messages from residents on social media, and other things to help raise morale amongst staff and residents alike. Dawn’s selfless devotion and dedication to her duties reflect great credit upon her and is why I feel she deserves to be given the title of hero. I know she is to me! [Pictured in the photo in the back middle with the red headband.]
May 08, 2020
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Talk about timing! Taylor B, a Radiology Registered Nurse in Madison, WI, is expecting her first child in October. Taylor shares that pregnant nurses need to be especially careful to follow all CDC guidelines as to what PPE to wear.
April 21, 2020
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Heather has worked in an ICU unit for the past two years as a registered nurse. She has had the honor of taking care of patients in their most vulnerable time from helping save lives to helping others as they pass away. She said “It is exciting to see patients graduate from ICU and get out to the floor or even go home, and it is humbling and rewarding taking care of someone in their last moments when you have done everything you can to make them comfortable with family around”. Nursing today is different than when she started, mainly because the family can’t be there so Heather sees herself as more than “just” the nurse now. All the hospital staff become the patient’s only shoulders to cry on, their major support system, and their family.
April 20, 2020
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Erin is an RN and Charge Nurse at the COVID ICU at Froedert Hospital in Milwaukee. She works long shifts coordinating and providing care for Milwaukee’s sickest Covid-19 patients. Above all of the usual work and caring challenges of working in a tertiary ICU, Erin and her teammates face the personal challenge of knowing they could also contract COVID-19....
April 21, 2020
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Ashley works in a hospital in Kansas City in the psychiatric wing. She is a mental health aide taking care of the acute psychiatric patients while they are hospitalized. Steven C is a Kansas City firefighter.
April 21, 2020
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Cathy is a nurse at Aurora Sinai. Cathy is very serious about Nursing and helping people, but like the best of nurses she also knows how to have some fun along the way with her family, co-workers, and patients.
April 20, 2020
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Thank you to the many, many nurses in the ICU who gave me the very best care. I wish I could remember them all by name, as I am so very grateful for each one. And, of course, my two superhero pulmonologists, Dr. Randy O and Dr. Jason R, who worked tirelessly to help him fight this horrific battle and win!
April 21, 2020
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After COVID-19 halted all non-emergency surgeries, Michael received a call from the Operation Room to change his shift and days of typical work and was reassigned first to security and then to the ICU. We thank our hero dad and husband for pitching in and helping whenever and where ever he was needed at St. Francis Hospital. Michael is among the many FrontLine hospital workers being asked for flexibility as hospitals scramble to adapt to rapid changes.
April 23, 2020
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Holly has a Masters of Science in Nursing, Bachelor of Science in Nursing, and is a certified professional in patient safety. Holly has been a dedicated nurse for 20 years. Holly, Director of Safety and Infection Prevention, is working to keep the patients and staff at Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin safe during the pandemic. During the COVID-19 crisis, Holly has worked to set up new safety protocols...
April 21, 2020
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Joan (Jo) Irwin has been a firefighter for 22 years, and has been working as a firefighter/paramedic for the Indianapolis Fire Department for almost 20 years. The love she has for her career, her community, and her family has only increased through these unprecedented times. She continues to provide gold star level care to each and every single patient she treats.
April 23, 2020
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Joe is a General Medicine RN who provides acute care for adult patients who are ill with a wide variety of medical care needs and has been on the job less than a year having graduated last May from the University of Wisconsin Nursing School. But since the pandemic began, Joe’s home unit has been converted to a strictly COVID-19 unit, and Joe now cares for patients with suspected, or confirmed, COVID-19.
April 21, 2020
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Justin is a paramedic, fire fighter for the city of Milwaukee. He, along with all the other fire fighters and paramedics out there are risking themselves for the wellbeing of other people. This virus has a HUGE impact on all the fire departments and their call volume. The house he’s stationed at will get between 18-20 calls for paramedics; not much sleep there! I worry about him and that he...
April 21, 2020
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I have been with my organization now for 20 years. The clinic I work with is amazing at creating processes and most importantly--we have a great dynamic of TEAMWORK! We accompany each other with direct and indirect patient care.
April 20, 2020
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LK has always had compassion for helping others. In this very scary time, she continues to put herself out there for others unaware of what each day presents. She works at a clinic with their PACE program which is seeing patients in the clinic and in their homes. She coordinates care with patients and their families for patients to remain in their homes and out of the hospital.
April 21, 2020
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Mark is an ER doctor at both Froedtert and the VA hospital in Milwaukee, WI. His family is staying at their vacation house 3 hours away to stay safe, while he’s here alone, risking his life every day at the hospital.
April 21, 2020
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Hello lads, The guy in the picture is Fabio O'Leary, born in Dublin and living in New York City. His mother was from County Westmeath, but his father was Italian, that's the reason he has an Italian name. He works for The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, and keeps going to work 5 days a week … Be safe!
May 08, 2020
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These strong women have been helping thousands of people in their career with the fire department. They are trained to act immediately and do everything in their power to help patients.
April 21, 2020