Pine Rest Case Manager Brooke Davis, LMSW, was recently featured by School News Network for her recently appointed role as Director of Diversity, Equity and Mental Health for the Kenowa Hills Public School District. The brand new position will provide…
April 27, 2021 Congratulations to Hillary Kosik, RN, who was recently nominated for the DAISY Foundation’s 2021 DAISY National Award for Extraordinary Nurses in Patient Safety, presented in collaboration with the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI). Hillary is a nurse on…
UPDATE: Prescription Drug Take Back Day was a success! 4/26/21 – We collected 500lbs of unused/unwanted/expired medications for safe and secure disposal. Pictured here at left are Pine Rest Clinical Services Manager Christopher Marshall Chris Marshall, RN, and Lisa Zwerk…
We are pleased to announce that Jean Holthaus, LMSW, and Dr. Gretchen Johnson, have both been chosen as finalists for the 2021 West Michigan Woman Brilliance Awards! The Brilliance Awards event offers a chance to shine a light on the…
Congratulations to Garrett Maher, winner of the Q2 Hummingbird Award in recognition of outstanding Psych/Nurse Techs throughout Hospital and Residential Services! He is pictured here at left flanked by (from L to R) Melissa Giles, Clinical Service Manager and Gretchen…
Bob VandePol, MSW, was recently invited to participate in WGVU’s ‘Family Health Matters’ discussion on the role of resiliency in mental health. The discussion, led by Shelley Irwin, featured a panel of local experts lending insights on why resiliency plays…
A big shoutout goes to Sharita Hall, LMSW, for her recent honors in being selected as one of the Best Therapists in the Tri-Cities area in a Grand Haven Tribune Community Poll! Sharita is a licensed Master of Social Work clinician with…
We are pleased to announce that Mallory Cook, BSN, RN, is the recent recipient of the DAISY award honoring nurses who demonstrate exceptional care and compassion. Mallory is a nurse with our Neuromodulation Clinic, where her “kindness and empathy” helps…