January 2011 - St. Vincent's HealthCare

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St. Vincent’s HealthCare Associate Newsletter January 2011
St. Vincent’s Medical Center and
St. Luke’s Hospital Receive Joint Commission
Advanced Certification for
Heart Failure Care
St. Vincent’s HealthCare (SVHC) is
proud to be home to the only two
hospitals in Northeast Florida to
receive Advanced Certification from
the Joint Commission for heart failure
care. Both St. Vincent’s Medical Center
in Riverside and St. Luke’s Hospital
on the Southside received the elite
designation in December 2010.
The honor has only been given to two
other hospitals in Florida and just 21
other hospitals in the entire nation.
The distinction given by the Joint
Commission is considered the Gold
Seal of Approval for health care quality.
For patients it means they will
receive some of the very best heart
failure care in the nation when they
are treated at either St. Luke’s Hospital
or St. Vincent’s Medical Center.
“St. Vincent’s HealthCare has
long been a leader in cardiac care.
Through the years our affiliated physicians
have pioneered procedures like
open heart surgery that are now common
place around the globe. Now, we
are being recognized for introducing
this same cutting-edge creativity into
improving the treatment and on-going
management of heart failure. This distinction
further illustrates our
commitment to providing the citizens
of Northeast Florida the very
best cardiac care available,” said
Moody Chisholm, CEO of
St. Vincent’s HealthCare.
According to the American Heart
Association, about 5.7
million people
suffer from
heart failure.
Statistics show
more than
292,200
people die
from heart
failure each
year.
The Joint
Commission
has recognized
high performing programs through
disease-specific certification since
2002. For more information,
visit www.qualitycheck.org. For
information on the cardiology program
at SVHC visit www.jaxhealth.com.
mission
Rooted in the loving
ministry of Jesus as
healer, we commit
ourselves to serving all
persons, with special
attention to those who are
poor and vulnerable.
Our Catholic health
ministry is dedicated to
spiritually centered
holistic care, which
sustains and improves the
health of individuals and
communities. We
are advocates for a
compassionate and just
society through our
actions and words.
Inside Mediscoop
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DCA Joins SVHC
Symphony
Angioscreen

St. Vincent’s HealthCare Hires New
Vice President of Finance Operations
St. Vincent’s HealthCare (SVHC) has
hired Sean Fitzpatrick as Vice President
of Finance Operations. He most
recently served as the VP of Finance for
Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals
in Philadelphia, PA.
Fitzpatrick will be responsible for
finance, financial planning, financial
analysis and decision support as well
as budget and accounting for all SVHC
entities.
He earned a BS in Finance from
St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia
and later went on to earn an MBA
from the same University. Fitzpatrick
is also a CPA. In his leisure time, he
enjoys playing golf and is excited to be
closer to family in Florida.
“I’m thrilled to join St. Vincent’s
HealthCare as the Vice President,
Finance Operations. This is a tremendous
opportunity to help St. Vincent’s
fulfill its mission and vision through the
integration of finance and operations,
which is an important step in preparing
for the many changes and challenges
landmark healthcare reform will bring.
I’m also looking forward to becoming a
member of the Jacksonville community
and representing such an outstanding
organization in promoting the values of
faith-based healthcare,” said
Fitzpatrick.
Fitzpatrick officially joined the SVHC
team on January 10, 2011. He reports
to Mark Doyle, Chief Financial Officer.
Education and Organizational Development Wins Excellence
in Employee Development Award
By Frances Moore
Education and Organizational
Development
SVHC’s Education and Organizational
Development department won the 10th
Annual UNF Excellence in Employee
Development Award on December 8.
The awards program was sponsored
by the University of North Florida in
conjunction with the Northeast Florida
chapter of the American Society for
Training and Development (ASTD) and
the Jacksonville Chapter of the Society
for Human Resource Management
(SHRM). More than 16 organizations
submitted 40 nominations for consideration.
St. Vincent’s was a finalist in five
categories and won in the category of
“Excellence in Program Improvement.”
Our program was selected as the overall
winner for the improvement of the
Mandatory Education program going
from a pencil and paper format to the
Learning Management System (LMS).
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Angela Castiel, Instructional Designer,
worked to develop the old format into a
new program that is fun, interactive and
delivers the required content to meet
regulatory agency requirements.
Other SVHC nominations named as
finalists in their respective categories
were:
Jan Lipsky and Jo-Ann Byrne for
“Excellence in Employee Development”
for the Accelerated Development
Program for building and developing
leadership skills for high performers.
Suzanne Belz and Laura Hale for
“Excellence in Blended Learning”
for their work with classroom and
hands-on simulation training with
Noelle in obstetric emergencies.
Randy Hartley for “Excellence in
Leadership Training” for the Leadership
Development Lecture Series to assist
management staff in the blending of a
variety of cultures and styles when
St. Luke’s joined SVHC in 2008.
Barri Jones for “Excellence in Coaching
& Mentoring” for her development of
an Assistant Nurse Manager Mentorship
program for the St. Luke’s ANM’s.
Congratulations to all of the nominees,
you are all winners!
Angela Castiel holds the Excellence in
Employee Development Award presented
to SVHC’s Education & Organizational
Development department. (L-R): Rosemary
Phelps, Laura Hale, Frances Moore, Angela
Castiel, Suzanne Belz and Barri Jones.

Getting to Know Our Leadership
Cafeteria
DI$COUNTS
By Moody Chisholm
President and CEO SVHC
At the last town hall meeting and
often in the halls, associates have
asked me if we can establish a
“discount” for associates in the
cafeteria. I have always provided a
discount for associates at other hospitals,
so I set out to move forward
with one here. Unfortunately, the IRS
has recently changed their perspective
on this. We are now required
to tax our associates for the value
of any discount we provide in the
cafeteria. This is one of the most
absurd IRS rules I have ever heard of
and it makes the idea of providing a
discount unrealistic.
In the absence of a discount, I will
commit to our associates that we will
hold our prices down and look for
opportunities to provide “specials”
that provide a low price on a featured
item. This will effectively be a
discount and provide a low price to
everyone.
Gift Shops Offer
Discount in
Appreciation
By Edie Foy
Gift Shop Manager
It is time once again to say “thank
you” to our customers. During the
month of February get 10% off most
purchases in St. Luke’s and St. Vincent’s
Gift Shops! Some exclusions apply.
Q&A with
Bill Mayher
Mediscoop offers an opportunity for
readers to meet different leaders from
across our healthcare system. In this
issue, Bill Mayher tells about himself.
Q. What is your position and what are
your primary responsibilities?
A. I serve as the Vice President
Corporate Compliance and Chief
Privacy Officer for all companies
in the health system. I am
responsible for ensuring
St. Vincent’s HealthCare maintains
an effective system-wide compliance
program that promotes prevention,
detection and resolution of
instances of conduct that may not
conform to Federal and State law
and/or St. Vincent’s policy. I also
work to ensure our patients’
privacy rights are protected.
Q. How long have you been with
SVHC?
A. I have worked in various
positions with SVHC since 1996.
Initially I served as a Financial
Analyst in the Reimbursement
Department, then as Manager of
Budget and Financial Planning. I
have served as Corporate
Compliance Officer and Privacy
Officer since 2003.
Q. What do you like best about your
position?
A. My work involves solving complex
and challenging situations which
I find rewarding. I have the
privilege of working with very
talented people who care deeply
about what they do. My late
grandfather, my father and my
brother were/are physicians so
healthcare has always been a big
part of my life. I realized early on
that I didn’t have the stomach for
that work but I’m very fortunate to
be able to use my skills to support
our great health ministry at
St. Vincent’s.
Q. What activities do you enjoy in
your free time?
A. I have served as an adjunct
instructor for Webster University
since 2005. I teach accounting
theory in the MBA program and
healthcare strategy in the MHA
program. I really enjoy the
interaction with the students and it
helps me stay current. I play in
United States Tennis Association
(USTA) tennis leagues. The leagues
help feed my competitive spirit
and provide a great workout. I
enjoy spending time with my wife
and two daughters... they keep me
pretty busy. I also enjoy attending
football games in Athens, Go
Dawgs!
Q. Do you have one “nugget of
wisdom” you’d like to share with
our readers?
A. There are two things my Father
told me over and over again when
I was growing up: “Success comes
before work only in the dictionary”
and “always do the right thing.”
Those two nuggets have served
me well.
JANUARY 2011 3

Diagnostic Cardiology Joins SVHC
By Moody Chisholm
CEO, St. Vincent’s HealthCare
We are pleased to announce all of the
physicians, nurse practitioners and support
staff from Diagnostic Cardiology
Associates (DCA) are now officially
part of St. Vincent’s HealthCare.
The two organizations have worked
together for years to provide top notch
cardiovascular care to patients but now
DCA is officially a member of the
St. Vincent’s family and we are proud
to call them our associates.
This new relationship became official
January 1, 2011.
Diagnostic Cardiology Associates
has played a large role in helping
St. Vincent’s develop its reputation as
a cardiology leader. The program here
has been recognized by U.S.News &
World Report three times as one of
America’s best heart hospitals. In 2008,
it was named by Thomson Reuters as
one of the nation’s 100 Top Hospitals
for cardiovascular care.
That tradition of excellence continues
today. Through our partnership, we
developed heart failure protocol at
both St. Vincent’s Medical Center and
St. Luke’s that was just recognized
by the Joint Commission with their
prestigious Gold Seal of Approval. The
recognition has only been bestowed on
21 other hospitals in the entire United
States which means our patients receive
some of the very best cardiology care in
the nation!
We are confident this strengthened
relationship between our organizations
will improve our ability to offer
patients the highest quality of care.
Please join me in welcoming all the
physicians and associates from DCA to
our St. Vincent’s family.
Diagnostic Cardiology Associates
joined SVHC January 1. Pictured are
(front row L-R): J. Timothy Walsh, MD,
Anthony R. Magnano, MD, MPH,
Carlos Alosilla, MD, FACC,
Samer M. Garas, MD, FACC,
Sonya Lefever, MD,
Mariano B. Mikulic, MD, FACC;
(back row L-R): Paul Bednarzyk, MD,
Carlos A. Leon, MD, FACC,
William C. Pilcher, MD, FACC,
Mark A. Hayes, MD, FACC,
Jonathan Constantin, DO,
George S. Pilcher Jr., MD,
Steven S. Nauman, MD,
Moody Chisholm.
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Ascension Health’s Initiative Leads to Major Changes
Ascension’s Symphony project has been
mentioned in town meetings, Mediscoop
and emails but unless you work
in Human Resources, Finance or the
Supply Chain, you still might wonder
“What is Symphony and what changes
will it bring?”
Symphony will overhaul and centralize
operations at many levels in an effort
to operate our healthcare ministry
more efficiently so we can carry on our
Mission of providing the highest quality
care to all, with special attention to
those who are poor and vulnerable.
Through Symphony, Ascension Health
and its Health Ministries are making
major changes in how we operate,
including standardizing some processes
and introducing new processes in three
broad areas: Finance, Human Resources
and Supply Chain.
The changes, which will be introduced
across Ascension Health from 2011
through 2015, will include the
following:
• Several functions in Finance,
Human Resources and Supply Chain
will move to a new Ascension Health
Ministry Service Center that will
be based in Indianapolis, IN. It will
employ about 500 associates. Moving
functions like accounts payable, payroll
processing and benefits administration
to a centralized Ministry Service Center
will reduce our costs and allow us to
devote more resources to our mission
and service to our communities.
• New, more modern computer
systems to serve our Finance, Human
Resources and Supply Chain areas will
replace outdated ones. Along with these
new systems, we will also introduce
new processes for how our associates
will work in these areas.
• Our new Finance, Human Resources
and Supply Chain processes
and computer systems will provide our
ministry with more timely, complete information
to help us make better decisions
and do our work more efficiently.
“Symphony will deliver capabilities
that will make us a more connected
ministry and provide us with empowering
knowledge,” said Ann Esposito, Ascension
Health’s Senior Vice President
and Program Executive for Symphony.
“The effort will support our Mission
and Ascension Health’s 2020 Vision
to be a strong, vibrant Catholic health
ministry that will lead the transformation
of healthcare.”
“Standardizing processes throughout
Ascension Health ministries,” says
EVP/System COO Gene Miyamoto,
“will improve efficiency and help all
of us better face future healthcare
challenges.”
St. Vincent’s HealthCare has been
actively involved in the design phase of
Symphony, with SVHC associates listed
below serving in leadership and subject
matter expert roles.
Leadership
Gene Miyamoto
Dee McKrow
Jan Lipsky
Adam Bauman
Mark Doyle
Al Mansfield
Subject Matter Experts
Kaye Lunsford
Jo-Ann Byrne
Dona Overstreet
Joye Strickland
Trish Siemer
John Tippins
Tracey Kovacs
Dana Landrum
Sacred Heart in Pensacola is in our
Gulf Coast/North Florida Region and
will serve as the alpha site for Symphony,
meaning they will be the first
ministry to deploy and experience these
new processes. Sacred Heart Health
System will deploy Symphony in July
2011. The Ministry Service Center
in Indianapolis will be prepared and
staffed first to be ready to assist them.
Another member of our region, Providence
in Mobile, Alabama will be one
of two beta sites, deploying second in
January 2012. St. Thomas in Nashville
is the other beta site.
All Ascension Health ministries will
deploy Symphony sometime between
July 2012 and 2015, but specific deployment
dates are not known beyond
those for the alpha and beta sites.
“Although we do not know when
Symphony will deploy in Jacksonville,”
says Jan Lipsky, System VP of HR and
Organizational Development, “it is
never too soon to begin working with
our valued associates directly affected
by Symphony. We met with associates
from HR, Finance and Supply Chain in
January to begin the transition. We will
work closely with them as they consider
their career options and possible
interests in furthering their education
through LEAP, our tuition assistance
program, workshops and other
opportunities. Our goal is
to help them navigate through
change and we are fortunate
to have time to do that.”
While Symphony directly
impacts associates serving
in HR, Finance and Supply
Chain, it will impact all
associates and the way we
work. Everyone will receive
training before we deploy.
Stay tuned to the Intranet and future
Mediscoop articles for updates on
Symphony.
JANUARY 2011 5

File Your Taxes For FREE –Save The Fee
Keep ALL of Your Tax Refund
By Phyllis Appleby
United Way’s Real $ense Initiative will have IRS certified and trained tax professionals at St. Vincent’s and St. Luke’s campuses
to help you do your taxes for FREE. To participate, Total Family Income should not exceed $56,000. Certain restrictions apply.
When filing your taxes you must bring:
• Photo ID
• Social Security Card or ITIN and birthdates for all persons listed on tax return
• Income statements or W2s for each job - pay stubs will NOT be accepted
• All 1099 forms received
• Copy of last year’s Tax Return Form (2008)
• Any other official documents providing qualified deductions (such as Child Care Credits, Higher Education Credits, etc.)
Two types of help are available:
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FREE tax preparation assistance and online filing:
• Tax professional will show YOU how to file your
taxes online for FREE
• They will assist you with any tax return questions
you have
• Get your taxes filed online for FREE for a faster return
• You may request return by direct deposit for an even
faster return
• Total Family Income should not exceed $56,000
• Depending on your income, you may be able to take
advantage of the Federal Earned Income Tax Credit
TAX PREPARATION ASSISTANCE AND ONLINE FILING
ST. LUKE’S
February 3: Noon to 6 p.m.
Joe Adams Bldg. Room 2030
ST. VINCENT’S
February 4: Noon to 6 p.m.
Education Center, 1st floor
Heart & Vascular Bldg. on King Street
FREE tax preparation and online filing:
• Tax professional will prepare your
taxes with you for FREE
• Get your taxes filed online for FREE for a faster return
• You may request return by direct deposit for an even
faster return
• Total Family Income should not exceed $56,000
• Depending on your income, you may be able to take
advantage of the Federal Earned Income Tax Credit
ON-SITE TAX PREPARATION AND ONLINE FILING
ST. LUKE’S
March 15: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Joe Adams Bldg. Room 2030
March 17: Noon to 6 p.m., Joe Adams Bldg. Room 2030
ST. VINCENT’S
March 16: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Education Center, 1st floor
Heart and Vascular Bldg. on King Street
March 18: Noon to 6 p.m., Education Center, 1st floor
Heart and Vascular Bldg. on King Street
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Appointments are preferred and are scheduled every 45 minutes. Walk-ins are welcome but will
have to be worked in. Please call Phyllis at 308-8574 to schedule an appointment.

Unique Gingerbread Crib Delivers
“Safe Sleep for Infants” Message
By Toni Herndon, RN, MS, IBCLC/
Coordinator
Seton Center for Women and
Infants’ Health
The Rotary and Jacksonville Historical
Society provided a beautiful gingerbread
display in St. Vincent’s maternity area
during the holidays. This year, the Rotary
has targeted Safe Sleep for Infants
as one of their causes. Carol Brady,
Director of Healthy Start, constructed
a gingerbread crib with the Safe Sleep
message. It was part of a display at the
Rotary Club’s Gingerbread
Extravaganza and silent auction
and was on display at the Historical
Society.
The gingerbread crib measured 24”
by 24” at the base and 18” tall. It was
offered to St. Vincent’s because Seton
Center has done promotions over the
years advocating Safe Sleep for infants.
If you’d like more information
regarding safe sleep for infants and
Seton Center, please call 308-6359.
Ascension Health Associates
Featured at QualityNet Conference
St. Luke’s Hospital
Celebrates New Chapel
Associates Invited to Open House and
Services in The Divine Mercy Chapel
All associates are invited to attend a Day of Celebration:
The Divine Mercy Chapel
A Gift From Dave and Mary Pat Kulik
St. Luke’s Hospital
Main Lobby
Thursday, February 3
• Open House & Private Reflection: 8 to 10 a.m.
• Prayer Service: 9 a.m.
• Mass at the Chapel: 12 noon
In Thanksgiving For Our Benefactors, Physicians and
Associates
• Open House & Private Reflection: 4 to 6 p.m.
• Prayer Service: 5 p.m.
Two St. Vincent’s HealthCare associates recently delivered
presentations at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid
Services’ (CMS) 2010 QualityNet conference in Baltimore,
MD.
Helana (Cissy) Shanks RN, BSN, CEN and Pam Kleinhelter
RN, MSN, NE-BC, presented Eliminating Pressure Ulcers
within Ascension Health.* Their presence marks the first
time representatives from a hospital or healthcare system
have been invited to present at QualityNet.
Deanie Lancaster, RN, BSN, MHSA, CIC, CPHRM, Chief
Nursing Officer from Sacred Heart Hospital Pensacola;
and David Pryor, MD, Chief Medical Officer for Ascension
Health also delivered presentations at the conference.
The conference theme was Sparking Innovation, Igniting
Action: Lighting the Way to Tomorrow’s Health Care.
* The December 2010 Mediscoop reported that SVHC
received the Quality and Patient Safety Improvement Award
from the Florida Hospital Association, which was directly
related to an innovative four-step process that led to a 71%
reduction of pressure ulcers at St. Vincent’s over a five year
period. All 67 acute care facilities of Ascension Health have
adopted the model of care.
JANUARY 2011 7

SVHC Provides FREE Angioscreening Services
Available at No Charge to Associates for a Limited Time
By Chris Veal
Cardiovascular Service Line Director
St. Vincent’s HealthCare has a new
mobile health unit dedicated to cardiovascular
care. AngioScreen is a simple,
non-invasive vascular screening designed
to provide patients with information
about their circulation and risk
of heart disease and stroke. A newly
hired mobile team will take the screenings
to local businesses and events in
St. Vincent’s dedicated AngioScreen
mobile.
AngioScreen uses non-invasive ultrasound
technology to scan the arteries
in the neck. It offers patients a clear
picture of their vascular health. Vascular
disease is the leading cause of death
worldwide as well as the leading cause
of stroke and heart attack. We believe
this screening tool will save lives.
Our AngioScreen team
includes a sonographer
and two medical assistants.
Patients will receive a
comprehensive report that
includes actual pictures of
their arteries to share with
their physician.
To schedule your FREE employee
appointment call 308-7428. For more
information on the program and how
to schedule the unit at a business call
308-6893.
Be Informed
Be Informed About
Your Benefits
By Tammy Lota
Human Resources
If you currently receive additional
income that is equal to or greater than
50% of your base salary at St. Vincent’s
HealthCare you may be wasting
dollars if you have signed up for short
term or long term disability insurance.
Additional income includes disability
(except military), retirement, pension
(except military) or Social Security benefits.
You could be paying for insurance
that might have a $0 payout because of
your additional income. If you are not
eligible to receive the St. Vincent’s short
term or long term disability due to your
additional income but signed up for the
coverage for 2011, check today with
the Benefits department to determine if
you are eligible to drop your coverage
in these plans. Call the Benefits staff at
308-7463.
Assessing Your Health
Retirement Savings Plan
By Jill Kelley
Diversified Investment Advisors
The New Year is a great time to assess
your Ascension Health Retirement
Savings Plan. Review the checklist
below and try to complete as many
items as you can.
• Update your contribution rate. The
beginning of the year is a good time
to think about your expected
earnings and expenses so you can set
your contribution rate. Adding a
small percentage of earnings now
will give you a tremendous head start
on your overall retirement savings.
• Determine if your current investment
mix (stocks, bonds, stable value
funds) is right for your situation.
• Establish or update your beneficiary
designation.
• Consolidate your retirement
accounts. Did you leave money in a
401k, 403b or IRA somewhere else?
• Maximize your allowable contributions
if you can. The IRS allows you
to contribute up to $16,500 for 2011
(up to $22,000 for those 50 or older).
If you need help with any items on
the checklist you may contact on-site
Diversifed Representatives, Jill Kelley
or Greg Lewis at 308-7780. You can
also log on to www.divinvest.com,
or call 877-346-7284 to speak with a
participant counselor.
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Four Provinces of the Daughters
of Charity Unite, Announce New
Province and New Leader
Emmitsburg Province Part of New Province
The Daughters of Charity have announced
the formation of a new
province for their community by uniting
four provinces in the United States
and Canada into what will be known
as the Province of St. Louise. The new
province is named for St. Louise de
Marillac, foundress of the Daughters of
Charity along with St. Vincent de Paul.
It will be incorporated in July 2011.
The process of unification, called Visioning
for the Mission, began in 2007
with a gathering of the Daughters of
Charity from all of the uniting provinces
in Buffalo, NY. From there a plan
was developed to make their vision a
reality. The Emmitsburg, MD; Albany,
NY; St. Louis, MO and Evansville, Ind.
Provinces have chosen St. Louis as the
location of their new Provincial home
and offices. The Daughters of Charity
who serve with SVHC are currently in
the Emmitsburg (MD) Province.
The Daughters of Charity have as their
“rule” that they are “sent” on mission.
Being available to meet the needs of
persons who
live in poverty
requires
great mobility.
St. Louis
allows for that
mobility with
adequate access
to public
transportation.
After consultation
with all
of the Sisters
in the uniting
Provinces (580
Sisters), Sr.
Louise Gallahue,
currently
the Visitatrix
of the Albany
Sr. Louise Gallahue, DC
Province, has
been designated
by the international
Daughters of Charity Superioress
General, Sr. Evelyne Franc and the
General Council to be the first
Visitatrix of the new province.
Food Pantry Needs
Paper
Grocery
Bags
By Sr. Patricia Nee
Vincentian Coordinator
Your support of the food pantry has
been a real blessing to our families.
Thank you for the food that keeps
coming from the various departments,
as well as individuals.
There is another way in which you
can help the food pantry. If you shop
at a store that has paper bags, you can
request paper and donate the paper
bags to the food pantry. Any assistance
here is really appreciated.
Thank you,
Sister Patricia Nee
Vincentian Coordinator
SVMC Food and Nutrition
Associates of the Month
Recognizing October and November Honorees
Each month, SVMC Food and Nutrition
associates select one or two of their
peers for outstanding work in meeting
department goals and for displaying
St. Vincent’s Core Values.
For October, we are pleased to recognize
Angelo Ricks as the Associate of the
Month and Donald Daniels as the Rookie
of the Month.
For November, Brandy Parker was
selected Associate of the Month and
Tony Daniels was chosen as Rookie of
the Month.
Congratulations and thank you for your
outstanding work and commitment to
St. Vincent’s Core Values!
JANUARY 2011 9

Advanced Qualification Recognition
for SVHC Pharmacists
From the
Heart
By Michele (Missy) Loudy
Pharmacy Services
The Department of Pharmacy Services
recognizes and congratulates the
following individuals for their recent
accomplishments in advancing their
clinical skills in order to provide superior
quality patient care:
Kristal Cunningham, PharmD
Florida Consultant Pharmacist License
Florian Daragiati, PharmD
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist certification (BCPS)
Kevin Epps, PharmD
“Making a Difference in Infectious
Disease - Antimicrobial Stewardship
Certification Program”
Jeanine Humphreys, PharmD
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist Certification (BCPS) and
Pain Management Certification
Charzetta James, PharmD, MBA, MHA
Pain Management Certificate Program
at the University of Southern Indiana
Totty Johnson, RPh
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist certification (BCPS)
Kati Shell, PharmD
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist certification (BCPS)
Vanessa Thomas, PharmD
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist certification (BCPS)
Richard Walthour, PharmD
Board Certified Pharmacotherapy
Specialist certification (BCPS)
The obtainment of advanced
qualifications after the completion
of formal training is challenging and
is a sign of professional commitment.
Being recognized as a board certified
pharmacotherapy specialist is a
prestigious honor. Less than 2.5% of
all pharmacists in the United States
receive the recognition.
Thirty percent of the pharmacists on
staff at St. Vincent’s Medical Center
and 50% of the pharmacists on staff
at St. Luke’s are now board certified.
In addition, 47% of our pharmacists
have completed post graduate residency
training programs. The Department
of Pharmacy Services is committed to
enhancing the care provided to our
patients in order to ensure optimal
pharmaceutical care.
Congratulations again to all for their
tremendous achievements.
It is always a pleasure to share
comments that come from patients and
their families in praise of outstanding
associates, such as this letter that
recognizes Beverly Mattos, who
serves in Surgical Services.
Good Day,
I took my Aunt to the outpatient surgery
center on Tuesday Nov. 23, 2010
and we encountered Beverly. Beverly
was very helpful getting us from place
to place and was very nice. Without
her we would have had trouble navigating
through the construction and even
knowing where to go each time we had
to go somewhere.
She is a very busy woman who seems to
love her job and is certainly an asset to
St. Vincent’s Hospital.
Thank you and have a blessed day,
Edward McLarty
Beverly Mattos, OR Liaison
10 JANUARY 2011

Christmas
Around SVHC
SVHC associates celebrated the holidays
in a big way by reaching out and sharing
the holiday spirit with others.
St. Catherine Labouré Manor associates
have a tradition of placing names of
residents in need on their Christmas tree
for associates to adopt. This year 180
residents received gifts of love that assured
them they were not forgotten.
SCLM associates also hosted a
“Minute to Win It” Christmas party for
the residents. Participants like
Gene Miyamoto discovered “skills” they
never knew they had!
St. Luke’s Hospital associates know how
to have a great time. Their Christmas
celebrations included adopting 25
families through the program coordinated
by Sr. Clare Marie Angermaier and
Bob Cook. Associates expressed their
love by making sure 56 children and
34 adults had wonderful gifts to open
Christmas morning.
St. Luke’s associates braced for the cold
as they shared music and scripture during
their Tree Lighting on the lawn.
If you’ve never attended a Christmas party
at St. Luke’s, you might want to plan to
be there next year. The auditorium was
packed with associates and their families
and Santa and his elves. Homemade goodies
and dozens of prize drawings could
have been enough to make a fun evening
but the party didn’t stop there. Geoffrey
McDowell’s piano playing and Christina
Carkuff’s vocals inspired the hushed audience
to reflect on celebrating God’s Gift to
us, His Son Jesus.
The Sugar Plum Fairies were there in all
their glory again this year! They were
accompanied by a parade of costumed
entertainers who sang and danced to
St. Luke’s version of the 12 Days of
Christmas:
On the _ Day of Christmas,
St. Luke’s gave to me…
The reopening of Starbuck’s Cafe
Two new Leaders
Three Sugar Plum Fairies
Four sleep lab rooms
Five Million Dollars
Six surgical suites
Cafeteria Open ‘til Seven
Switched to T8 bulbs
Nine network closets
Ten Million for NICU
Eleven Emergency Codes
Twelve pews for praying
St. Vincent’s Medical Center associates
weathered the freezing wind blowing
off the river to attend the Tree Lighting
program where they shared the scriptures
and sang carols, accompanied by
pianist John Mark Shaw from St. Justin’s
Church. Soloists Elisabeth Mathews and
Sabrina Walker roused the spirit among
the crowd with their outstanding renditions
of familiar carols! Hot tea and hot
chocolate delighted participants as they
came in from the cold for refreshments.
St. Vincent’s has a tradition of reaching
out to elderly members of our community
with a Christmas luncheon. About
25 seniors came dressed for the occasion
and thoroughly enjoyed a feast, catered
by Food and Nutrition, and served by
Christmas committee volunteers. Cherie
Mooney and her Ya-Ya Sisters shopped
for the seniors, purchasing and beautifully
wrapping gifts taken from their
individual Christmas wish lists.
Adopt A Family
Associates and physicians adopted 107
families – that’s 351 children and 132
adults whose lives were touched and
whose holidays were brightened!
Students from St. Vincent’s schools of
medical training had a great time as they
joined the Christmas committee members
for two days of collecting and distributing
the gifts to the families. Committee
members welcomed their spirit and
vitality – and appreciated their efforts in
weathering the cold to load heavy gifts
into cars!
St. Vincent’s Christmas committee
included Phyllis Appleby, Linda
Boyett, Cheryl Bradwell, Sr. Virginia Ann
Brooks, April Brown, Tracie Cox,
Ursula Davis, Nancy Doyle,
Susan DuChanois, Kathie Ford,
Cherie Mooney, Sr. Patricia Nee,
Mary Owen, Linda Parks,
Mary Alice Phelan, Carla Shaw
and Sr. Cora Anne Signaigo.
See pictures from these holiday
celebrations online at:
www.jaxhealth.com/christmas
JANUARY 2011 11

Haiti Medical Missionaries Perform Multiple
Surgeries Delayed by Earthquake
By William L. Cody, MD
North Florida OB/GYN
St. Vincent’s Division 4
Dr. William Cody and
Dr. William Long and seven
other medical missionaries went
to Fond des Blanc, Haiti on Nov.
9, 2010 to perform gynecological
surgeries that had been delayed
due to the Feb. 2010 earthquake.
The cases were canceled because
beds were needed for patients
with spinal cord injuries. The
Fond des Blanc hospital treated
many spinal cord injuries at
their 60 bed facility. In fact, 15
patients with spinal injuries are
still at the hospital because their
homes were destroyed and they
have no other place to recover.
The delay caused a significant
back log of gynecological cases.
The team arrived and lost no
time beginning surgery and
working until 9 p.m. the first
night. A rigorous schedule was
followed each day until the team
completed the last surgery on
Nov. 13. The team completed
21 surgical cases in those 3.5
days! All of the patients are
doing well.
The mission team volunteers
included Drs. Cody and Long
(GYN), Dr. Michael Soha
(anesthesia), Dr. Vanessa
Streicher (Family Medicine),
Micki Somers RN, Sandy Logue
RN, Ellen Mallette (surgical
tech), Lina Saintus (Deerwood
Rotary Scholar), and David
Whiteside (Deerwood Rotary
Ambassador).
Kids Together Against Cancer
Projects Displayed
An art exhibit from our children’s
support group, Kids Together
Against Cancer (KTAC), is on
display in the main St. Vincent’s
Medical Center lobby. “Our
Journey” tells about the group’s
purpose and various art activities
that include writing, pottery, painting,
and drawing. The full exhibit
offered a glimpse of the art therapy
our families create during their
sessions and was on display at the
Cummer Museum during the summer.
As we reflect on the past year,
let’s remember our calling to assist
those in need.
12 JANUARY 2011

Introducing St. Vincent’s Open Heart Recovery and 5W Units
Open Heart
Recovery
By Connie Michener and
Karen Kesslar
St. Vincent’s Open Heart Recovery
(OHR) is an eight bed critical care unit.
Patients come directly from the operating
room and remain until they are
stable and can be transferred to the
2 East step down unit.
The 22 OHR nurses are all highly
qualified critical care (CC) nurses with
50% credentialed as CCRNs. There
are 10 ACP’s who function as unit
clerks and monitor techs. The staff is
like family, rallying together to care for
each other in times of need. Leadership
includes Director Pam Kleinhelter,
Manager Connie Michener, Educator
Magrieta Brandt, and Clinical Specialty
Coordinator Karen Kesslar.
OHR receives all patients who undergo
cardiopulmonary bypass and other
vascular cases. The nurses maintain
hemodynamic stability, weaning from
the ventilator and progressing as quickly
as possible through the recovery stage.
Patients who are too sick to progress are
supported for as long as necessary by
using hemodynamic support, ventilators,
and other means of support.
St. Vincent’s was one of the first hospitals
to perform open heart surgery in
Jacksonville. Stents have decreased the
annual number of heart surgeries from
about 1,400 in the 1990’s to about 600
currently, but they have increased the
acuity of the patients who have open
heart surgery. A significant number of
patients have multiple co-morbidities
requiring hemodialysis and mechanical
ventilation for extended periods of time.
St. Vincent’s open heart recovery unit is
a significant part of the huge success of
Some of the associates in St. Vincent’s
Open Heart Recovery unit are (L-R):
Jeannie Thornton, John Caba, Connie
Michener, Sherry Gifford, Lori Toth, and
Karen Kesslar.
our heart program. Staff are dedicated to
our patients, the unit and the hospital.
“Once an Open Heart Nurse always an
Open Heart Nurse.” – Connie Michener
5W Telemetry Unit
By Rebecca Rosano
Five West is a busy 34 bed telemetry
unit specializing in heart failure and
renal failure. Staff performs continuous
ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD)
for renal patients. Our patients receive
disease specific education through videos,
Heart Huddle, interactive/handson
class and teaching at the bedside by
our excellent nursing staff.
Our commitment to excellence has
resulted in receiving the Get with
the Guidelines Heart Failure Bronze
Achievement Award from the American
Heart Association. We are also very
proud of our recent success in becoming
a Joint Commission
Heart Failure Certified
Hospital – third in the
state of Florida and
24th in the nation!
Our success is the result
of a multidisciplinary
team approach, which
includes Physicians,
RNs, ACPs, Monitory
Techs, Unit Clerks, Care Management,
Laboratory, Radiology, Environmental
Services, Pharmacy, Respiratory
and Physical/Occupational Therapy.
Our leadership includes Director Jerry
Boechler, Nurse Manager Deborah
Lott, Assistant Nurse Managers
Rebecca Rosano and Ruby Soriano
and Clinical Resource Coordinator
Stephanie Moore.
In picture: Front row (L-R): Becky Rosano,
Ranji Schulz, Laurente Louis, Jenefer Agravante,
Rowena Manalo, Brandi Jackson, Melissa Bielski,
Shannon Scott, and Deborah Lott. Second row
(L-R): Kathleen Lundahl, Elizabeth Cameron,
Kate Bodden, Angela Vaughn, Natalie Smith,
Tina Goode, and Tammy McNair.
JANUARY 2011 13

presents
LEAP Into a
Brighter Future
By Jaclyn Epps
Human Resources
Join us Feb. 17
from 6 - 9 p.m.
at the St. Johns Town Center
for a celebration of
women and men
who have fought
heart disease.
The Ladies Night Out
extravaganza includes:
• Inspirational fashion shows
• Heart health education from St. Vincent’s
HealthCare and the American Heart
Association
• Free glucose, cholesterol and blood
pressure screenings
• Free echocardiograms (sonogram of
the heart)
• Live exercise demonstrations from the YMCA
• Free event photos and giveaways
• Free chair massages from Natural Body
Spa & Shoppe
• Free makeovers courtesy of Sephora
• Free samples of heart healthy, gourmet
guacamole from Cantina Laredo
• Free samples from Smoothie King
• 95.1 WAPE will broadcast live
• Olympic gymnast Shannon Miller will
emcee the event and sign autographs
Fashion
Shows
The highlight of the
evening is the Fashion
Show at center stage.
Your participation will
show visitors that they
too can live heart healthy
and help prevent or
manage heart disease.
We hope to share your
story and inspire others!
TO SIGN UP AS ONE
OF OUR MODELS
call (904) 308-7990
or email
edward.bateh@jaxhealth.com
Did you know that St. Vincent’s
offers tuition reimbursement? LEAP
(Learning and Educational Assistance
Program) encourages associates to
enhance their knowledge, skills and
abilities by pursuing higher education.
Tuition reimbursement is available for
St. Vincent’s associates in a budgeted
position scheduled 48 - 80 hours per
pay period and who have completed
at least one year of employment in a
benefit eligible position. Full time
associates may receive up to $3,000 per
calendar year and part time associates
may receive up to $1,500 in tuition
reimbursements. Certification testing
and preparation classes are covered up
to $1,000. To take advantage of this
program you must submit your
application to the Benefits Department
along with a print-out of your course
schedule, a receipt showing tuition
paid in full (including how payment
was made) and your grades/proof of
completion within sixty 60 days of
course end or exam date.
LEAP into enhancing your career and
enriching yourself by taking advantage
of St. Vincent’s tuition reimbursement
program. Remember: associates must
agree to remain employed with
St. Vincent’s in a benefit eligible
position for one year from the
reimbursement date or pay back a
prorated amount of the reimbursement.
To learn more about LEAP and where
to get an application and full guidelines,
contact the Compensation and
Benefits Department at 308-7463.
14 JANUARY 2011

Want to Start a
Parish Nurse/Faith
Community Nurse
Ministry at Your Church?
Training Scholarships are
Available for Registered
Nurses
St. Vincent’s
Parish Nurse/
Faith Community
Nurse Ministry
has been awarded
scholarship funds
for four registered nurses to attend
the 2011 Basic Parish/Faith Community
Preparation Class at St. Vincent’s
Medical Center. The full scholarships
($300 each) are open to nurses employed
at SLH, SVMC and SCLM.
You must be an active member of your
church and have a letter of support
from your pastor to submit with your
registration form.
Registered nurses interested in
beginning a Parish Nurse Ministry at
their churches should complete the
registration form and send it to the
Parish Nurse office at St. Vincent’s,
room 1830.
The first four applications received will
qualify for the scholarships. You must
attend all classes:
Part I
April 15 - 16
Part II
May 20 - 21
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
River Lounge, Seton Hall
St. Vincent’s Medical Center
Upon completion of Part I and Part II,
you will receive 32 contact hours and a
Parish Nurse pin.
Please call the Parish Nurse Office at
308-7558, or email Linda Bonanno
at lbona001@jaxhealth.com with any
questions.
Mission Integration
Offers Prayer Book
Prayers of comfort, healing, praise and reflection can
be found on the Mission Integration department page
of the Intranet. This wonderful resource offers prayers
for personal reflection, meetings and to share with
patients.
You are the One who gathers us, loving God. Blessed
are You. You are the beginning and the end of our day.
You bind us together in this place of respect, dignity
and trust. Amen.
Community Giving
Campaign
By Phyllis Appleby
Community Relations
A special thank you to all
of the SVHC associates and
physicians who participated
in our St. Vincent’s Health-
Care Community Giving
Campaign. Associates who
made a contribution were
given a coupon to enjoy an
ice-cream treat. Five lucky
associates from St. Luke’s
also won free tickets to a
Jaguars game. Winners were
drawn from associates who
came to the cafeteria to get their icecream
treat from Moody Chisholm,
Donnie Romine and Lorraine Keith.
Everyone stepped up to the plate and
we increased our participation this year
by 370%. Wow! Some departments got
creative like the St. Luke’s Surgery associates
who raised $300 at a garage sale.
St. Vincent’s is proud to be an organization
that continues to demonstrate
its ability to care about quality of life
throughout our community. Your gifts
and all that you do make our organization
and our community a better place
to live.
Associate Deborah Reed received a thank
you treat from Moody Chisholm, Donnie
Romine and Lorraine Keith for making
a contribution to the Community Giving
Campaign.
JANUARY 2011 15

Jennifer Jones, Health and
Wellness Coordinator
Physical activity is important at all stages
of growth and development. Living an
active lifestyle keeps the body well by
maintaining a healthy weight, strengthening
bones and muscles and improving
heart and lung function. As most people
age they become more sedentary and less
active. We need to work
harder to accomplish the
CDC’s recommendation
of 150 minutes (2 hours
and 30 minutes) of
moderate physical
activity per week to
maintain good health.
Activity time can be
achieved in a variety of
ways over the course of
a week. For example, one person may decide
to do 30 minutes of activity five days
per week, while another may decide to do
25 minutes of activity six days per week.
Remember to alternate between various
types of activity to help keep fitness fun
and exciting and provide optimal health
benefits: cardio, resistance, strength, flexibility,
etc.
Common examples of moderate
physical activity are:
• Walking (20 minutes / 1 mile)
• Bicycling (30 minutes / 5 miles)
• Dancing
• Water aerobics
• Swimming laps
Using a pedometer is a great way to track
your steps everyday. Aim for 10,000 steps
per day for greatest benefit. Remember
to take the stairs instead of the elevators,
park further away in parking lots and
walk around while talking on the phone
instead of sitting. You can also walk in
place, squat and lunge or do jumping
jacks during TV commercials.
Sailors Visit Campus to Say Thanks for “Treats for Troops”
St. Vincent’s Emergency Department associates
rallied in support of our troops
by sending their first collection of muchneeded
and wanted items to a squadron
with troops in Afghanistan in August.
That was just the beginning of the associates’
donations to “Treats for Troops.”
In appreciation for the department’s multiple
contributions, the Religious Ministries
Department, NAS, sent letters of
gratitude and visited the SVMC campus
to personally thank the associates.
LETTER OF APPRECIATION
To Moody Chisholm and
Kathy Courtney
We would like to express our sincere
appreciation for your generous donations
in support of our deployed Troops. The
efforts from Mrs. Brenda White and the
16 JANUARY 2011
contributions
from your
employees
will greatly
assist our
annual
“Treats for
Troops”
drive where
we will send
care packages
to our
Troops in
Afghanistan. These packages will be a
well received gift, especially as the
holiday season approaches.
Again, please accept our most heartfelt
thanks for your assistance in this event.
Mrs. White has been very supportive of
the military and we appreciate all that
she has done to make this event a great
success.
Sincerely,
Michael W. Music
RPC (SW/AW/FMF), USN
Religious Ministries LCPO

Service Awards Recognize Associates’ Dedication
530 Associates Have Served SVHC for 5 – 50 Years
You hear and read about them one or two at a
time, but it’s not obvious how many long-standing
SVHC associates there are until it’s time for
Service Awards. This year, 530 associates were
recognized for dedicating five or more years to
serving those who turn to us in their times of
need. Due special recognition is Richard Benjamin,
who has served with us 50 years and he’s
still going strong. Fred Oca isn’t far behind, with
45 years of service.
You’ll find the names of the 140 associates with
20+ years of service listed in this article. The
complete list can be found at www.jaxhealth.
com/service2010.
On behalf of the thousands of patients cared for
during your time of service and your co-workers,
we say “Thank you for your dedication!”
See pictures from these Service Award programs
online at: www.jaxhealth.com/service2010.
20 Years
Adside, Thelma jean
Allsup, Anne
Alston, Helen
Barton, Dena
Ben-oduro, Beatrice
Bradley, Nancy
Branch, Theriless
Bullen, Kenneth
Burks, Margaret
Carter, Sandra
Collier, Delva
Coyne, Martha
Crum, Brenda
Davis, William
Durocher, Wanda
Everly, Maxine
Hamilton, Toni
Hall, Spencer
Hermes, Vicki
Hewitt, Mary
Ireland, Jean
James, Linda
Knight, Regina
Lagmay, Priscilla
Larson, Jeffery
Leen, Harry
Manalo, Marizel
Martin, Michael
Mason, Thomas
Miller, Maude
Omesol, Robin
Parks, Linda
Pequeno, Jose
Rivers, Gloria
Roberts, Betty
Roberts, Susan
Sampson, Jacquelyn
Scales, Jeanine
Scott, Melissa
Wagers, Amber
Waller, Della
Williams, Eddie
Willis, Rhonda
Zurcher, Joyce
25 Years
Bradberry, Jeannine
Cuaresma, Mimi
Davis, Melissa
Donery, Douglas
Duchanois, Susan
Estoy, Brenda
Ewig, Noreen
Fordan, Henry
Fosler, Marguerite
Foy, Myrtle
Frith, Jeanne
Gray, Kora
Hayes, Sarah
Heisler, Kathryn
Howard, Patsy
Hunnicutt, Kevin
Hykel, Toni
Johnston, Susan
Mann, Dominique
Mccauley, Susan
Overstreet, Dona
Prevatt, Lillian
Saffer, Anita
Sagnip, Conrad
Solomon, Sharon
White, Ernestine
Wilkinson, Lucia
Williams, Arlean
30 Years
Barnes, Kevin
Beacham, Gloria
Bennett, Cheryl
Bersamin, Milagros
Bouey, Linda
Brown ,Willie
Bryant ,Carrie
Buller ,Jamie
Carter ,Joyce
Carvell ,Pamela
Costello ,Nancy
Courtney, Kathleen
Dean, Lisa
Dopson, George
Dorminey, Marlene
Eusebio, Edna
Fagin, Elizabeth
Felguth, Arnett
Fore, Sharon
Goodman, Vivian
Hennig, Cecilia
Johnson, Catherine
Kahre, Erroll
King, Karen
Lee, Delores
Lofton, Garry
Madron, Wanda
Magpusao, Asuncion
McCullough, Donna
McKaba, James
Mejica, Fe
Miller-Webb, Dian
Murray, Sheila
Nordyke, Cathy
Paul, Annette
Pech, Savaren
Ramsey, Julie
Randall, Judith
Richardson, Marcia
Richo, Fannie
Sanchez, Sheryl
Vaughn, Marva
Wambles, Cathy
35 Years
Byrd, Rocky
Gordon, William
James, Morris
Lamar, Sarah
Simms, Mattie
Washburn, Kevin
40 Years
Allen, Barbara
Kesslar, Karen
Lloyd, Nancy
Thornton, Jeannie
White, Sarah
Wise, Ann
45 Years
Oca, Alfredo
50 Years
Benjamin, Walter (Richard)
JANUARY 2011 17

Veterans’
Wall of Fame
Cardiopulmonary Rehab’s
Display Honors Veterans
By Kathie Ford
Marketing
As Veteran’s Day neared in November,
Clinical Specialty Coordinator Lisa
Dean, RN, with Cardiopulmonary
Rehab, wanted a special way to
honor the many veterans who are
in the rehab program. She asked
Colleen Welsh, RN, to head the project
affectionately known as the Veterans’
Wall of Fame! Welsh asked veterans
to complete a short form, giving their
names and dates of service and encouraged
them to bring a picture taken
while in uniform.
As the names and pictures were posted,
stories were shared and respect deepened
for these servants who gave of
themselves to keep us free.
“The plan was to keep the Wall up for
a couple of weeks, but it has touched
so many hearts that no one wants to
take it down,” says Welsh. She said one
veteran brought his grandson in to see
the display and another took a picture
to send to his daughter. Another
veteran who was out when the board
went up, asked to have his name and
picture added to the collection when he
saw it weeks later.
Cardiopulmonary Rehab associates
(L-R) Colleen Welsh, Brenda Palmer
(associate and veteran), and Lisa
Dean stand in front of the Veterans’
Wall of Fame, made in honor of the
many veterans who are in their rehab
program.
“Many of these veterans have come to
us for 10, even 20 years,” said Welsh,
“and they are like family to us! This
is a small way of saying thanks for all
they’ve done for our country!”
18 JANUARY 2011

By Paula Naugle
Service Excellence Coordinator
Spirit Card Recipients
St. Vincent’s HealthCare Spirit Cards provide an excellent way to recognize co-workers for going above and beyond the call
of duty for a patient, patient’s family or in helping other associates.
If you know someone who should be recognized for going above and beyond the call of duty, you may fill out a Spirit Card
on this person through the Intranet or contact Paula Naugle, the Service Excellence Coordinator, at 296-5843. Spirit Cards
are available under Associate Services, located at the top right of the Intranet Home page. Please be sure to include the
associate’s last name and unit so we may ensure they are properly recognized. The Spirit Card will be sent to the Service
Excellence Coordinator, who will send a copy to the associate being recognized and the appropriate manager(s).
SPIRIT CARD RECIPIENTS FOR DECEMBER
Abbott, Shari
Aldrich, Malcolm 2
Alfonso, Jenny
Allen, Celena
Anderson, Lauren
Anderson, Tina
Arias, Holly
Babalola, Felix
Bagnas, Bella
Bagrow, Patricia
Balcom, Robin
Barrow, Kim
Barrs, Susan
Bartley, Javier
Baumgartner, Melissa
Baza, Johanne
Begier, Kittma
Beich, James 2
Bess, Jackie
Boone, Chad
Boyd, Nathalie 3
Brannon, Stephanie
Breland, Courtnie
Brown, Janice
Brown, Matekia
Browning, Chanda
Buchanan, Lisa
Bullard, Janelle
Burkhalter, Stephanie
Burnett, Ericka
Butler, Deena
Callaway, Marian
Canady, Katrina
Carpenter, Libby
Carter, Amanda
Carver, Dianne
Castillo, Mary Ann
Cates, Jessica
Caton, Sandra
Cheatham, Ros
Clark, Cindy
Clemons, Kayla
Cobb, Jason 2
Cobb, Zina
Cole, Pat
Colston, Crystal
Cone, Kathy
Cooler-Jackson, Carlisha
Coulanges, Oreste
Cox-Loftis, Tracie
Coxson, Keisha
Coyne, Martha
Craig, Tracie
Crawford, Carter 2
CT/Special Procedures
Dada, Moses
Dailey, Matt 2
Daley, Adair 2
Daniels, Kirk
Davis, Stephen
Davy, Salema
Degelman, Tore
Degraaf, Tammy
Deleon, Carol
DeLeon, Claudia
Denasi, Carla
Denson-Griffin, Lea
Desser, Julie
Dieffenwierth, Bill
Dillon, Aaron
Dixon, Kendra
Dobleo, Victoria
Donery, Doug
Doyle, Amy
Dr. Jimmy Malaver
Dr. Katherine Considine
Driggers, Jamie
Dunning, Brittany
Dust, Dawn
Dyson, Miranda
Edwards, Chris
Edwards, Meltonia
Edwards, Van
Eibach, Donnie
Ellis, LaTouris
Encarnacion, Tracy
Evans, Rosa
Fak, Grace
Farhat, Olga
Faulk, Lisa
Fernandes, Chris 2
Fisk, Nathan
Flores, May
Flournoy, Cynthia 2
Floyd, Jennifer 2
Freel, Shannon
Frennett, Lucy
Gadi, Rachelle
Gallman, Keyla
Gan, Gabby 2
Garabiles, Myrra
Gary, Latifa 3
Gaskins, Juliet
Gayle, Jettie
Gerlach, Chris
Gifford, Sherry
Gilbert, Annetta
Gill, Patricia
Glotzer, Owen
Gobble, Lori
Goff, Amanda
Greathouse, Elizabeth
Gunn, Jennifer
Habib, Christina 2
Hales, Sherekia
Hall, Rhoda
Harlow, Meredith
Harmon, Melissa
Harrison, Evalina 2
Harvey, Chuck
Harvey, Teresa
Hayes, Sarah
Heller, Beth 2
Henley, Sherri
Hermes, Vicki
Hicks, Notosha
Hilbrant, Paula
Hill, Joy
Hobdy, Bessaline
Holler, Ann
Hollingsworth, Brian
Holsey, Rosa
Holt, Wendy
Hughes, Eileen
Hunter, Cindi
Hutt, Chelsea
Iosa, Terry 2
James, Frances
Jimenez-Rojo, Tori 2
Johnson, Kimberly
Johnson, Sandra
Jordan, CJ
Joseph, Rebecca 2
Joshua, Sarah
Joy, Patricia
Kajfasz, Becky
Kaniosky, Marcia
Kennedy, Vincent
King, Jacque
Kirk, Patricia
Kraus, Don
Labasano, Mark
Lang, Demeka
Lawrence, Jillian 2
Leach, Jennifer
Lehman, Christa 3
L’Etoile, Richard
Lewis, Steve 3
Li, Xiao
Liddy, Lori
Livingston, Ebony
Lluberas, Dianne
Longobucco, Tina
Lovely, Rachel
Luna, Brenda
Maaske, Diane
Manalo, Sasha
Mann, Barbara 2
Marshall, Glen
Mason, Teri
Matthew, Joyce
Maurer, Jaime
McGowen, Wendy
McGuire, Mariah
McKay, Yukari
Meares, Kristen
Merrick, Roma
Mezera, Janice
Miller, Ray
Miranda, Cyndi
Mladucky, Sharon
Moore, Elaine
Moore, Jessica
Moore, Sidney 2
Moreland, Jackie
Morrison, Anne
Murray, Sheila
Neace, Kathi
Newby, Heather
Nicholson, Gloria
Nobles, Rebecca
Nolan, Amber
Norris, Odell
Norton, Lauren
Nuckols, Charles
Nwobodo, Richard
Olive, Suzanne
O’Reilly, Brenna
Page, Deborah
Parish, Rhonda
Parks, Lakesha
Parrish, Phillip
Patterson, Andrea 2
Patterson, Becky
Patterson, Robbie
Perales, Ray
Perkins, Olga
Peterson, Tonia
Phillips, Ely
Phillips, Gil
Pope, Rachel
Porcella, Cynthia
Pugh, Keith
Qazizada, Maryam
Raheem, Shazia
Raines, Hayley
Ramey, Melissa
Rees, Kenneth
Reese, Noni
Reeves, Cordia
Rhoden, Brook 2
Rios, Aleta
Rister, Nicole
Rivera, Gypsy
Roberson, Charlene 2
Rodriguez, Dennisse
Rodriguez, Hector 3
Rodriguez, Meredith
Rogers, Margie
Roulhac, Terri
Rowe, Sara
Rubin, Melanie
Sabb, Essie 2
Sacaynan, Joy
Saddler, Karin
Saenz, Anna
Salas, Kitty
Salvato, Kimberly
Sams, Teresa
Sanders, Althea
Sanders, Laura
Sattler, Leslie 3
Scanting, Zovenia
Schott, Amber
Schulze, Sarah
Scott, Donna
Sebastian, Kaye
Sehic, Meliha
Seltzer, Sheila
Shaw, Brian
Shaw-Williams, Marie
Shelat, Vaidehi
Silva, Elizabeth
Sinclair, Melaine
Sister Patricia Nee
Six, Greg
SLH 3 West
SLH Emergency Dept.
Smith, Christi
Smith, Elcina
Smith, Jennifer
Smith, Lessie
Smith, Tracy
Sobers, Rashell
Speights, Stephanie 2
St.John, Merlene 4
Stirks, Pam
Stone, Amanda
Strickland, Dottie
Strom, Susan
Stufflebeam, Kimberly
Suleiman, Mohammed
SVMC 2 East Staff
SVMC 3 East Staff
SVMC 5 North 2
SVMC 5 West
SVMC CCU Night Shift
SVMC Dialysis Staff
SVMC Food & Nutrition
SVMC OR
SVMC PACU
SVMC PAT 2
SVMC PreOp Holding
SVMC SCU
Tahacker, Patty
Taylor, Annette
Terry, Maria
Thacker, Winnita 2
Thieman, Susan
Tice, Kendra
Tomaino, Rachel
Torry, Michelle
Traylor, Kelly
Tricker, Candy
Uy, Kathy
Vasquez, Emily
Villanova, Sara 2
Villareal, Amanda
Walton, Margo
Wasson, Nelda
West, Tyre
Whitcomb, Shelly
White, Kristina
Whiteman, Laura
Whitley, Steve
Whitney, Linda
Wilcox, Courtney
Williams, Carol
Williams, Don
Williams, Shannon
Wilson, Michael 2
Wilson, Theresa
Wingfield, Stephanie
Wood, Susan
Wray, Christine
Wurtz, Todd
Zealy-Barcomb, Lisa
Zumwalde, Susan
JANUARY 2011 17

CLASSIFIEDS
Ads may be placed by associates,
physicians and their staff, volunteers
and family members. Ads must be
for personally owned items; ads for
businesses will not be accepted. Ads
will run for one monthly issue.
ELECTRONICS / MISCELLANEOUS
52” Sharp flat screen LCD, HDMI TV. Paid 2K
in 2007. $900 OBO. Call 885-2212, leave a
message, or page 433-1992.
Frigidaire window A/C. Excellent condition.
Only used a few times. Paid $225, asking $90.
Call Lisa, 446-5050.
Scooter. Cranberry color with four batteries.
Reverse and forward motions. Detectors on
scooter. In good working condition. Key control.
Price negotiable. Call 608-2215.
FURNITURE
Bedroom furniture. King sized bed with mattress,
solid wood, with night stand and upright dresser.
Contemporary style. Cherry wood with silver
knobs. Sheets for bed included. Call 885-2212,
leave a message, or page 433-1992.
Living room and dining room set: Includes sofa,
loveseat, chair, ottoman, glass coffee, and end
tables with lamps to match. Glass dining room
table with four chairs. Call 725-5766.
Solid light oak dining room set w/china cabinet.
Table: 8’1” x 3’6”, china cabinet: 6’. $1,800.00
OBO. Call Edith, 219-2105.
St. Vincent’s offers training in
five medical disciplines and
readers are encouraged to
call for more information:
• Computed Tomography
308-8567
• Diagnostic Medical
Sonography
308-8272
• Nuclear Medicine
Technology
308-8484
• Medical Technology
308-3817
• Radiologic Technology
308-8552
Quotations
of St. Elizabeth
Ann Bayley Seton
“Put your
heart at
His feet;
it’s is the
gift He loves best.”
St. Vincent’s proudly supports
Memories of Love, which helps
families who have a parent facing a
life-threatening illness and young
children (ages 16 and under). The entire
immediate family is sent to Orlando for
a fun-filled respite that creates joyful,
lasting and loving memories. The trip
includes theme park tickets, hotel
accommodations, discounted
meals and $200 for travel and
incidentals. Approval is not based on
income and the application process is
easy. For more information, or to apply,
call (904) 596-2789 or (800)625-1566,
or visit their website,
www.memoriesoflove.org.
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for associates, physicians,
volunteers and friends of
St. Vincent’s HealthCare.
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for articles via interoffice mail to
Marketing and Communications,
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must be received by noon, Feb. 1,
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PROPERTY FOR RENT
2 BR/2 BA apartment. Remodeled first floor
end unit. With newer tiles in kitchen and bath;
stacked W/D stays. On Atlantic Blvd. near Hart
Bridge and University. One minute walk to river
and approximately 5 miles from SVMC. Great
location and condition. Tie up your boat free.
Call 398-2723.
VEHICLES
Four 22fl chrome rims and tires. Tires slightly
used. All for $1,000 OBO. Pictures available.
Call Heather, 535-7295.
WANTED
Looking for roommate to share Riverside condo.
2BR / 2BA condo with great amenities: laundry
in unit, reserved garage parking, balcony, roof
deck, private bathroom. Walking distance to
Publix and shops in Riverside. Rent $700
(includes utilities). No Smoking / No Pets.
Contact mctunst@gmail.com.
The SVHC Values Line
is available 24 hours a day,
7 days a week to report
concerns you
might have.
Call 1-800-707-2198.
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H E A L T H C A R E
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Kathie Ford, Editor