St. Charles nurses named in La. top 100
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Nurses are nominated by peers, family members, friends or patients who must answer three questions: What has the nominated nurse done for humanity, what has the candidate done for the profession, and how has this person served as a mentor or role model for other nurses? An anonymous group of reviewers then score the unidentified nominees based on nominators’ answers to determine the Great 100.
All three were nominees were greatly touched by the honor.
"It’s an honor to be recognized for the work that I love to do!" Cochran said.
"I am proud to receive this award as a validation of my years of dedication to my nursing profession," Wood said.
St. Charles Parish Hospital is proud to have three nurses in Louisiana’s greatest 100.
"We are very proud of the contribution they make to the care of our patients. They continuously exemplify what it takes to be not only a caring and dependable nurse, but also a hardworking medical professional," said CEO Fred Martinez.
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