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Meet Dana Jackson, PA
Meet Dana Jackson, PA. Dana is new to Klamath Falls and began working as a Physicians Assistant at Sky Lakes Primary Care Clinic in December 2020. We had the opportunity to talk to Dana about why she chose to live and work in Klamath...
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Meet Bobi Wheelock, NP
Meet Bobi Wheelock, NP. Bobi is a Klamath Falls local and began working as a Nurse Practitioner at Sky Lakes Women’s Clinic in December 2020. We had the opportunity to talk to Bobi about why she chose to work and live in Klamath Falls.
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Meet Natalia Hidden, NP
Meet Natalia Hidden, NP. Natalia is new to Klamath Falls and began working as a Nurse Practitioner at Sky Lakes Urology Clinic in December 2020. We had the opportunity to talk to Natalia about why she chose to live and work in Klamath Falls.
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ICU Nurse In Klamath Falls: ‘We’re Shattered’
“Before the pandemic, Bowen would treat the patient for a day or two and then they would get better and move to another unit. But these patients end up staying days or weeks in the ICU. And then suddenly they might die.”
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December 2020 BEE Award
We are proud to present Carena CNA-2, with the BEE award! “I can’t thank you enough for your genuine heart and caring nature,” stated her nominator, “I was here alone in a town far from home and you made me feel safe and secure”....
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BEE Award Honoree, Carena
We are proud to present Carena CNA-2, with the BEE award! “I can’t thank you enough for your genuine heart and caring nature,” stated her nominator, “I was here alone in a town far from home and you made me feel safe and secure”
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Sky Lakes presents first BEE Award
The BEE Award recognizes non-nurse care team members for their “extraordinary, compassionate and skillful care to help make a difference in the lives of our patients” and is based on nominations from patients, families and colleagues. The award complements the DAISY Award for nurses.