#RECRUITER'S TIP LINE

Here are some ways to be your best self on your next interview. https://www.recruiter.com/i/tips-for-looking-refreshed-and-rested-for-your-interview/

#WednesdayWisdom

"It's beautiful when a career and a passion come together."

Find your passion. Apply now: https://www.melrosewakefield.org/careers/

Congratulations to the Employee of the Month award recipients for January, February, and March! 👍😀🎉

Kim Kerrigan, RN, Radiation Oncology (January 2018): During a situation requiring EMS response, Kim took it upon herself to step in and de-escalate the situation while waiting for EMS arrival. Kim patiently and caringly spoke in depth with the patient and family to identify the source of the concern. She stayed beyond her shift with the family to personally arrange for all necessary services and ensure everything was taken care of and scheduled as soon as possible. Kim displayed thoughtfulness, caring, diligence, and great interdepartmental cooperation while putting the needs of the patient and family first and foremost.

François Carrenard, Environmental Services (February 2018): François noticed an increase in children coming to the emergency department with family, and without anything else to keep them busy, they would run around to stay active. François thought it would be nice for them to have something to play with, so he went out of his way to buy a toy for the waiting area, giving them something fun to do while waiting. He even takes it upon himself to regularly check in and clean the toy. Thanks to his generous actions, he has helped make the waiting area a more enjoyable and safer environment for the children who come in with family.

Melissa Baudanza, System Technician II (March 2018): Melissa is the epitome of a hard worker. No matter where she gets a call, she always brings an upbeat smile and her friendly, caring personality with her. She is quick to respond, always willing to go above and beyond, and makes sure the job is done and that you are happy with the results. No matter the need, no matter how busy she is, she keeps the lines of communication open and no one is made to feel like they are being a bother. Melissa consistently demonstrates the initiative and follow through to tackle any challenge that crosses her path. Melissa strives for complete satisfaction and is a true role model for the organization.

Would you like to nominate someone for a future award? Click here: https://www.melrosewakefield.org/careers/life-employee/employee-recognition/

Let us help you soak up the summer sun safely!

Tip Series #5: Shade

-Seek shade, especially during midday hours.
-You can reduce your risk of skin damage and skin cancer by seeking shade under an umbrella, tree or other shelter before you need relief from the sun. Your best bet to protect your skin is to use sunscreen or wear protective clothing when you're outside – even when you're in the shade.

*All tips sourced from: http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/skin/basic_info/prevention.htm

This concludes our sun safety tips. Stay safe and have fun this summer!