Published: June 10, 2024
St. Johns, Mich. – University of Michigan Health-Sparrow Clinton held a celebration and recognized clinical support team members who work alongside nursing teams with the BEE award for excellence.
Senior Phlebotomist Ann Morris was nominated by a patient for her willingness to go above and beyond. Her nomination noted, “Ann found a way to help us and get tests completed that day. She is an exceptional employee who instinctively does what she can to help patients in their moment of need. She made our day!”
“Recognizing the dedication of our support team members at UM Health-Sparrow Clinton with our BEE award program is not just a ceremony, but a testament to our team members’ commitment to excellence. I’d like to congratulate the 31 nominees recognized with 38 nominations,” said Danielle Rodewald, PharmD, MBA, UM Health-Sparrow Clinton pharmacy manager and BEE Committee lead.
UM Health-Sparrow Clinton Senior Phlebotomist Ann Morris celebrates her BEE award for outstanding care.
BEE is an acronym for Be Excellent Every day. Acknowledging the strength behind teamwork, the award is given in conjunction with the DAISY Award to symbolize the relationship between nursing and clinical support team members – the same way bees and flowers depend on each other.
To learn more about UM Health-Sparrow Clinton or to nominate a team member, visit UofMHealthSparrow.org/BEE.
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University of Michigan Health-Sparrow is Mid-Michigan’s premier health care organization and includes hospitals in Lansing, Carson City, Charlotte, Ionia and St. Johns, as well as UM Health-Sparrow Specialty Hospital, Care Network, the Michigan Athletic Club, and AL!VE. UM Health-Sparrow is part of University of Michigan Health. Through the dedication of our 10,000 team members, UM Health-Sparrow pursues a vision to be nationally recognized as a leader in quality and patient experience. For more information, visit UofMHealthSparrow.org.