St. Vincent Charity Medical Center was honored for many supporters to gather at our 2016 CARITAS event.
Watch the following recap:
OUR 2016 EVENT ALSO HONORED CAREGIVERS AND COMMUNITY PARTNERS:
In addition to announcing our collaboration with Cleveland State University that evening, we were able to honor four individuals who personify the mission and values of our hospital:
- Lloyd Cook, MD – Physician of the Year
- Margaret W. Wong, Esq. – St. Vincent de Paul Award Recipient and SVCMC Board Member
- Mary Martin, RN – Clinical Nursing Excellence Award
- Eugene Jordan – Radiant Spirit Award
With close to 500 people in attendance, this event gave us the opportunity to highlight and educate friends, donors and the community on who we are and what our mission is all about.
Congratulations to all of our Caritas Award winners. May all of us be inspired by their lives and the compassionate care they help us deliver each and every day. Visit our YouTube channel to watch all of the award winner videos.
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