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USA Health regularly recognizes employees for excellent patient care and customer service, and marks the special events that celebrate them. 

Published Jun 1st, 2026

Stroke Program awards Save of the Quarter

University Hospital’s Stroke Program recently announced its latest Save of the Quarter during the monthly Stroke Steering Committee meeting. The recognition highlighted the exceptional, coordinated response that dramatically improved a stroke patient’s condition through the rapid reversal of a life-threatening brain bleed.

This quarter’s honor recognized the outstanding efforts of AirCare 1 EMS personnel along with pharmacists Adam Mack and Kate Watterson. Their collective teamwork and rapid decision-making helped the team treat a life-threatening bleed in only 27 minutes.

The Save of the Quarter initiative is a partnership between University Hospital and Medtronic, a healthcare technology company focused on advancing treatment options for chronic and complex conditions, including cardiovascular disease.

AirCare 1 EMS personnel along with pharmacists Adam Mack and Kate Watterson

Congratulations to Great Catch recipients

Jessica Arrazate, LPN, who works in the Mother-Baby Unit at Children’s & Women’s Hospital, was named Safety MVP for the first quarter.

Jessica Arrazate, LPN, who works in the Mother-Baby Unit

In addition, several other employees received Great Catch awards in recent months. They include:

December 2025

Sam Dayze, RN, who works in the Women’s Critical Care Unit
Sam Dayze, RN, who works in the Women’s Critical Care Unit
Jamie Williams, RN, who works in the Mother-Baby Unit
Jamie Williams, RN, who works in the Mother-Baby Unit

January 2026

Karla Hopson, a lab tech
Karla Hopson, a lab tech
Caitlin Skipper, CRNP, a nurse practitioner in in the newborn nursery

Would you like to suggest a co-worker for recognition? Submit your nomination online using the Employee Recognition Nomination form. 

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