- Jen Beschorner is accustomed to providing her patients with hands-on care. However, COVID-19 is changing all the rules. Read more
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Kipper says helping women with their reproductive health is what drives her.
Read more - Imagine graduating from college, accepting your first nursing job, and then starting work in a COVID-19 unit. That’s exactly what Anna Sponseller, RN, experienced. Read more
- As a neuroscience nurse, Rachel Krueger, RN, says, “It’s incredibly rewarding to see a patient come to the unit who might not be able to talk or walk or feed themselves and watch them walk out of here.” Read more
- When Marika Klesic was diagnosed with breast cancer a year ago, she felt confident being treated by her employer, UI Hospitals & Clinics. When Klesic received incredible care from a nurse, she was grateful. Read more
- Recognizing the emotional toll that often accompanies a hospital visit, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (PICU) nurse Kayla Piplani, BSN, RN, strives to offer a little reprieve for her patients and their families. Read more
- Twenty-five years ago, Shannon Jensen knew she wanted to be in the medical profession and get started right away. A friend encouraged her to become a certified medical assistant (CMA) and she’s loved the job ever since. Read more
- With more than 50,000 visits since its opening in March, the UI Hospitals & Clinics Respiratory Illness Clinic serves as a care center for patients with COVID-19 or influenza symptoms. Read more
- Elizabeth Moore, RN, BSN, MBA, is a third-generation nurse. And while the mission of nursing remains much the same over multiple generations, the technology has drastically changed. Read more
- Heather Day was raised with the philosophy that if there’s work to be done, you do it. Read more
