“This center will help expand access to ALS care along the Gulf Coast, making a positive impact on patients and their families, but it will also honor a great man in Kelly Butler,” said Owen Bailey. “The lives he touched are too many to count, and through this center, his legacy will live on and impact many more lives for decades to come.”
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“I chose to work in academic medicine so that I could stay up to date on the latest clinical guidelines and surgical techniques. I love working with my mentors as my colleagues. I also enjoy teaching medical students and residents about the field of OB-GYN,” said Hannah Alford, M.D.
The Comprehensive Stroke Center, to which the late Shelia Ross dedicated her energy, knowledge and passion, received a plaque recognizing her numerous contributions to raising awareness and improving stroke care.
Hundreds of guests gathered to hear the remarkable stories of USA Health care teams in action as they provided care for patients.
“I am drawn to research and the ability to help patients in an ever-evolving field. Guiding patients through their cancer journey is a rewarding experience as they trust you during a vulnerable time in their lives,” said Anita Mazloom, M.D., M.S.
The award is named for association founder Barbara Yarber and is given to an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the registry profession.
With more than two decades of experience in women’s healthcare, Vicki Curtis, MSN, RN, has driven key initiatives at USA Health, including a partnership with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement to reduce perinatal and maternal morbidity.
The piece, Bed of Flowers, was constructed in San Francisco and Mobile and features 120 cast aluminum blooms in various shades of hot pink. The flowers are connected to a network of cast bronze stems.
Dawn Goffi, who has served USA Health Providence in multiple roles in the past 28 years and contributed more than 10,000 hours, was recognized as an outstanding volunteer by the Alabama Hospital Association.
“Caring for newborns and nurturing them into healthy infants is both gratifying and challenging. I find great satisfaction in anticipating potential complications in a baby’s condition and being proactive in managing them.” — neonatologist Gangajal Kasniya, MBBS, FAAP.
Throughout his tenure, Kerry Flowers' positive influence has been felt across the academic health system and at the University of South Alabama, where he has worked with a variety of departments on everything from team building and culture assessments to coaching division leaders on working with different generations and executive coaching.
Members of the Mapp Child and Family Life staff coordinated the fall festival, plus trick-or-treating for patients, siblings and their families.
Celebrate the centennial of the American Heart Association by joining the Mobile Heart Walk and show your support for USA Health teams who are walking to make a difference.
