Bustamante Hospital Nursing Staff Feted
By: , July 21, 2023
Photo: MICHAEL SLOLEY
Director of Nursing Services at Bustamante Hospital for Children, Beverley Senior Berry (front, second right), receives a symbolic presentation of gift baskets and other products from National Baking Company Brand Manager, Marsha-Lee Stewart (front, second left), at the hospital on Wednesday (July 19). The presentation was in celebration of National Nurses’ Week and Healthcare Workers’ Appreciation Month. Sharing in the moment are National Baking Company Brand Manager, Crystal Blackwood (left); Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bustamante Hospital for Children, Dwayne Francis (centre) and Nurse Michelle Finnikin-Campbell (right), while nursing staff share the moment in the background.
Photo: MICHAEL SLOLEY
Director of Nursing Services at Bustamante Hospital for Children, Beverley Senior Berry (second right), receives a symbolic presentation of gift baskets and other products from National Baking Company Brand Manager, Marsha-Lee Stewart (left), on Wednesday (July 19) at the hospital in Kingston. The presentation was in celebration of National Nurses’ Week and Healthcare Workers’ Appreciation Month. Sharing in the moment (from left) are Acting Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Bustamante Hospital for Children, Dwayne Francis and Nurse Michelle Finnikin-Campbell. Nurse managers, specialist nurses, registered nurses and in-service education officers are among the beneficiaries.The Full Story
The nursing staff at the Bustamante Hospital for Children were on Wednesday (July 19) feted by the National Baking Company Foundation for their hard work and dedication.
In celebration of National Nurses’ Week and Healthcare Workers’ Appreciation Month, some 380 packages containing a variety of food products were distributed to nurse managers, specialist nurses, registered nurses and in-service education officers at the institution.
Director of Nursing Services at Bustamante Hospital for Children, Beverley Senior Berry, lauded the initiative.
“We formed this relationship four years ago. It started small… and it has grown from 15 baskets to 40 baskets to now 380 baskets,” she said.
National Baking Company Brand Manager, Marsha-Lee Stewart, told JIS News that the initiative is a demonstration of the entity’s commitment to giving back to various groups and communities in Jamaica.
“We recognise the importance of celebrating their contribution to the nation, celebrating their contribution to the health sector, and we appreciate them so much because without our nurses we just would not be able to continue and operate as efficiently as our hospitals do,” she said.