TWELVE BSA NURSES NAMED AS THE PANHANDLE’S GREATEST

Twelve nurses from BSA have been recognized by the Texas Nurse's Association for their exceptional nursing practices. The nurses were honored at the 25 Great Panhandle Nurses event.

Jessica Hawley, RN – Women’s Center

Lindsey Kinard, RN – Patient Safety

Melinda Conway, RN – Regulatory Compliance

Stephanie Chestnut, RN – Intensive Care Unit

Michelle Adkins, RN – Intensive Care Unit

Suzanne Baxter, RN – Medical Family Practice

Natalie Huntley, RN – Medical Family Practice

Traci Doss, RN – Orthopedics and Neurology

Chelsey Castillo, RN – Intermediate Care Unit

Leandra Henthorn, RN – Orthopedics and Neurology

Shelby Hill, RN – Orthopedics and Neurology

Leisa Robinson, RN – Orthopedics and Neurology

The hospitals statement:

“Each nurse was selected for this prestigious recognition by the Panhandle Great 25 Nurses Review Panel based upon criteria in the following areas: professional role model, leadership, service to the community, compassion in patient care and significant contributions to the nursing profession.”

 “Each of these nurse’s tireless energy, dedication and ability to lead make them outstanding role models and we’re proud to have them here at BSA,” said BSA Chief Nursing Officer Belinda Gibson, RN, BSN, MAM. “They are invaluable assets to our health system and our community.”

Last year, eight BSA nurses were honored including Melanie Allen, Tony Badillo, Christine Brewer, Darla Caldwell, Shirley Collins, Jay Griggs, Misti Moore and Jessica Welch.