Credo Award Archive — Page 5 of 8

Jenny Leigh smiles at the camera in a hospital hallway, wearing a black floral blouse.
May 25, 2022

Jenny Leigh sets out each day to make a difference for her fellow nurses

Leigh, a nursing education specialist, provides educational support for more than 400 staff members in the NICU

Smiling woman with long brown hair poses outdoors between a concrete column and brick wall, wearing a light-colored sweater.
March 31, 2022

With a “give-it-your all attitude,” Heather Winters is devoted to helping children reach their full potential

As a pediatric occupational therapist, Winters is always thinking how she can better serve the children she encounters each day.

Suzanne Duckworth smiles while posing in a hospital clinic hallway, wearing a green sweater and dark trousers.
March 31, 2022

Suzanne Duckworth recognized for empowering, supporting new nurses and medical assistants

“She’s never without a smile or positive comment about her team. She’s genuine in her desire to see others grow and develop and has demonstrated this repeatedly.”

Smiling woman with short brown hair wearing a purple turtleneck and layered necklace, seated with her hands clasped in a modern striped armchair against a gray wall.
February 25, 2022

Making a connection is about more than just work for Michelle Payne

Her commitment to human connection doesn’t just make her an excellent marketing director—it also makes her a great co-worker

Dr. Troy Hamm stands smiling with his arms crossed in a white lab coat in a hospital hallway. The coat identifies Vanderbilt Wilson County Hospital and respiratory therapy.
December 3, 2021

Troy Hamm says he ‘happened to be in the right place, at the right time’ when he saved a patient’s life. It was anything but chance.

“Troy is a true professional, and his consistent actions and behavior not only make him a front-line hero, but a shining example of our Credo behaviors.”

Annette Goad stands with her arms crossed in a medical clinic hallway, wearing a white coat over a dark collared shirt.
December 3, 2021

Annette Goad follows the ‘golden rule’ of patient care – care for patients the way she would want to be cared for.

“I have to set that bar high because that’s the way I want other providers to treat my family, friends and co-workers who I love dearly. It’s just the right thing to do.”