We asked for Maxim employees across the country to send us their #MaximStrong videos and photos to show our support for nurses, caregivers, and healthcare professionals. We have been overwhelmed by the response! Our inboxes are flooded. Here’s a short video put together by our Creative Services team.
In May, Ariadna Sanchez, RN, came to Maryland from her hometown of Las Vegas, NV. She is one of more than 300 healthcare professionals who travelled to work at the University of Maryland Laurel Medical Center. Traveling from Pittsburgh, PA, Amanda Sheaffer, RN, is part of the hospital’s rapid response team. These are their stories of working on the front lines of the pandemic.
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We’re excited to introduce our new blog that recently launched on our website. On the blog, you will find:
- Patient and client success stories
- Stories about Maxim’s people
- Perspective from Maxim thought leaders
- Tips related to our work and industry
The blog is a window into Maxim’s company culture and values. It has a little something for everyone, so check it out today! maximhealthcare.com/blog
How did you celebrate Labor Day Weekend this year? Here are some of the ways we celebrated at Maxim: watching the sun rise before an early morning workout, dancing with our kids, feasting on a Maryland staple – blue crabs, hitting the race track, and taking a nature walk.
Congratulations Amanda! Thanks to our Fresno office for sharing this spotlight on their Caregiver of the Month. We love seeing the faces and hearing the stories of our amazing caregivers all around the country!
Maxim Healthcare (6051 N. Fresno St., Suite 102, Fresno, CA) is feeling inspired at Maxim Healthcare (6051 N. Fresno St., Suite 102, Fresno, CA).
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Congratulations to our Caregiver of the Month, Ms. Amanda Rougeaux!!
Amanda came to us as a fairly new LVN early this year and has personified what a caring and compassionate nurse should be.
We’re lucky to have you!
September 11, 2001
Today we remember. We remember the 2,977 people we lost. We remember the fearless first responders and essential workers who rushed to the rescue – putting themselves in harm’s way to save lives. On 9/11, we saw police, fire, EMT, and hospital workers band together during a crisis. Many of them developed cancer and other diseases in the years after. When everyone else was afraid and running away from danger, they ran toward it.
Today, we remember and honor their sacrifice.
In this moment, we find ourselves facing a similar crisis. Our country’s healthcare professionals and emergency workers are running toward danger, battling a devastating pandemic. This is a prolonged crisis and it takes resilience and stamina to do this work. Thank you to our fearless frontline workers, then and now. Your heroism will not be forgotten.
Today is Emergency Nurses Day. Today we honor and celebrate our emergency nurses for the work they do every day to care for patients in crisis. This year our emergency nurses face an unprecedented and prolonged crisis from the COVID-19 pandemic. This is exhausting work and nurses nationwide have risen to the challenge. Thank you for your hard work and perseverance. You are the bright spot on your patients’ worst day.
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Throughout the month of October we are sharing some highlights from our Caregiver of the Year program in the lead up to our 2020 celebration. This week, we’re taking a look at our national winner from 2018.
Meet Susan Scott, LPN, a home health nurse caregiver recognized for her dedicated care of Richard "Rick" Cole, a military veteran with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS).
Hear Susan’s story: https://bit.ly/3d7aNni
📌 Mark your calendar for Tuesdays in November when we will release the finalist videos for our 2020 Caregiver of the Year ceremony! #MaximCOY2020
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Brighten someone’s day and help someone in need this holiday season! Start your holiday shopping at Gift It Forward using the code MAXIMCMD001 and $8 from every item purchased will go to support the Maxim Charitable Foundation.
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A few weeks ago a team from our Millersville, MD office volunteered at First Fruits Farm. The team spent the day picking produce that will be shared with local food banks, homeless shelters, soup kitchens and other food providers that directly support the homeless population. They harvested over 20,000 pounds of potatoes to support the local community!
Thank you to our Millersville team for sharing this story!
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This year, our annual Caregiver of the Year award ceremony will look a bit different. We’re going virtual!
Mark your calendar:
📌 Finalist Announcements: Tuesdays in November
🎉 Winner Announced: Tuesday, December 1
Follow #MaximCOY2020 for the latest updates.
Meet our 2020 National Caregiver of the Year Finalists! Starting next week, we will introduce you to each of these four amazing individuals with a short video released every Tuesday. The series will conclude with the announcement of our 2020 National Caregiver of the Year on Tuesday, December 1.
Liz Green, LPN
Edison, NJ
Gerayne Yelkin, LPN
Omaha, NE
Puja Pandit, RN
Roseville, CA
LaCresha Wilkerson, OT
Marina, CA
To learn more about our Caregiver of the Year program and this year’s ceremony, visit our blog: https://bit.ly/37N5jxh
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How are you getting into the holiday spirit this October? A few of our field offices recently hosted pumpkin decorating events.
Our Edison, NJ team hosted a virtual event to show off their Halloween costumes and pumpkin-decorating skills.
Our Exton, PA team painted a nice batch of pumpkins in the office. Healthcare Recruiter, Ali Hamel, even decorated a pumpkin with the hearts from Maxim’s logo!
Thank you to Justin Dizon and Julie Dimino for sharing these stories with us!
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This week we put the spotlight on our 2019 Caregiver of the Year, Mireille Rogers.
Mireille, an LPN from Dighton, Massachusetts, was inspired to go into the healthcare field after witnessing firsthand the impact nurses had on her family when her grandfather was at the end of his life.
This career path led to the home of Jocelyn Van Wart, a child with genetic anomalies that left her completely dependent on others and put her at risk for sudden complications, such as seizures. Jocelyn's parents were relieved to learn they were matched with Rogers, a nurse who could assist in caring for their newborn daughter and who ultimately saved her life when the unexpected happened.
Hear Mireille’s story: https://bit.ly/349FVzz
📌 Mark your calendar for Tuesdays in November when we will release the finalist videos for our 2020 Caregiver of the Year ceremony! #MaximCOY2020
Meet LaCresha Wilkerson, Occupational Therapist for the Santa Rita Unified School District in Salinas, CA. Wilkerson has been an occupational therapist for more than 16 years.
Her positive attitude and ability to motivate others allow her to go above and beyond to provide the best care. Known as a fierce advocate for her students, Wilkerson is passionate about identifying therapies to enhance a student’s overall educational experience.
“Being an occupational therapist, I am so blessed that I have been given abilities and a gift to be of service to other people,” says LaCresha.
Watch this quick 2-minute video to hear LaCresha’s story and visit our blog to learn more:
https://www.maximhealthcare.com/community/blog/coy2020-finalist-lacresha-wilkerson
Tune in next Tuesday, December 1 to see which of our finalists is named the 2020 National Caregiver of the Year!
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Stay safe and healthy this holiday season. Wash your hands, stay 6 feet apart, and wear a mask!
Travelling for Thanksgiving this year is not recommended by the CDC due to the rise in COVID-19 cases all across the country. If you do plan to celebrate with your family and friends, review this guide from the CDC on how to celebrate safely: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/holidays/thanksgiving.html
Meet Puja Pandit, RN, from Roseville, CA. In 2012, Puja was assigned to work with Haven, then a nine-year-old diagnosed with Trisomy 13, a chromosomal condition associated with severe intellectual disability and physical abnormalities in many parts of the body.
Haven needed round-the-clock care, which included a gastrostomy tube (G-tube) for feeding and constant monitoring for respiratory issues. Puja formed an immediate bond with Haven and her family and has provided loving care for this young patient for eight years.
“Haven inspired me to go further my education so I could better help her. I do my work because of her,” says Puja.
Watch this quick 2-minute video to hear Puja’s story and visit our blog to learn more:
https://www.maximhealthcare.com/community/blog/coy2020-finalist-puja-pandit
Stay tuned for our next Caregiver of the Year video release on Tuesday, November 24 at 2 PM ET! Mark your calendar for Tuesday, December 1 to see which of our finalists is named the 2020 National Caregiver of the Year!
#MaximCOY2020
“I cannot go to sleep at night and feel good until I know that we are winning the battle, making sure that veterans who are entitled to benefits for care receive that care, and have the access that Abe Lincoln promised. This is the sole reason the VA was established over a century ago: to take care of those soldiers who have ‘born the battle,’ and for their families and dependents. It’s our duty to do everything we can to serve those who have served us.” - Paul Davis, National Director of Government Services and Strategic Solutions at Maxim Healthcare Group
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Today, we stand united as we pay our respects to those who have served our nation.
About 100 years ago, on November 11, 1918, amidst the global influenza pandemic, fighting ceased at 11:00 a.m. when an armistice was signed ending World War I. This victory would be remembered as Armistice Day. For many years following 1918, individuals paused for a moment of silence as tribute at the “11th hour, of the 11th day, of the 11th month.” Armistice Day soon after evolved into Veterans Day – a day where we honor, salute, and express great appreciation for those who sacrifice for the common good.
This Veterans Day, we honor all those individuals who have selflessly served with integrity, courage, and bravery, so that we are able to live in freedom and with protection.
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When it's time to look for a home care provider for yourself or a loved one, the number of options available can quickly become overwhelming. A quick Google search will tell you that there are hundreds of home healthcare agencies out there and trusting someone to come into your home is a big decision. We pulled together a list of questions to help you find the best fit.
View the 11 questions to ask a home healthcare agency: https://bit.ly/2LEuucS
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Growing up, many young boys play superhero and dream of saving the world. In reality, nurses are as close to real-life superheroes as it gets.
While the number of men in nursing is growing, they still represent less than 10 percent of the field. Men who choose careers in nursing often do so because of a strong desire to help others.
“It’s all about people,” says Adetoyi Olatilo, BSN, RN, a clinical manager in Allentown, Pa., who has been with Maxim for 13 years. He thought about becoming a doctor or pharmacist, but ended up falling in love with home health nursing. “I love listening and helping people, especially those who can’t help themselves.”
His decision to become a nurse derived from his mother who is a retired nurse in Nigeria, where he spent his childhood.
Read Adetoyi's story: https://bit.ly/3j9h8BL
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