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Celebrating the Heart of NSCHC


NSCHC Nurses

NSCHC nursing staff: Makenzie Guy, Northview Heights Clinical Site Manager, Colleen Burletic, Nurse Care Manager, Joan Bova, Nurse Care Manager, Amy Miller, Pediatric Nurse Care Manager, Anneliese Harris, Nurse Care Manager

On May 6, NSCHC proudly joins the nation in celebrating National Nurses Day, honoring the extraordinary dedication, compassion, and skill of nurses who serve on the frontlines of patient care every single day. This special day marks the beginning of National Nurses Week, which concludes on May 12—the birthday of Florence Nightingale, the pioneer of modern nursing.

“Our nurses are the foundation of patient care at NSCHC,” says Carilynn Coulter, Chief Operations Officer. “They lead with empathy, expertise, and an unwavering commitment to equity. We are deeply grateful for their impact on the health and lives of our patients and our community.”

Known as “The Lady with the Lamp,” Florence Nightingale revolutionized healthcare in the 19th century with her unwavering commitment to hygiene and compassionate care. Through her rigorous handwashing and sanitation practices while caring for wounded soldiers during the Crimean War, she helped reduce death rates from 42% to just 2%—establishing the principles that would shape modern nursing.

Today, nurses remain at the core of healthcare delivery. With over three million nurses serving across the U.S., they make up the largest segment of the country’s healthcare workforce. At NSCHC, our nursing staff plays a vital role in delivering whole-person care to the Northside community—providing everything from preventive screenings to chronic disease management, care coordination, and health education. Their commitment to patients goes far beyond clinical duties. NSCHC nurses build trust, empower patients, and advocate for equitable access to care, especially for those who are uninsured, underinsured, or facing complex health and social challenges. They embody our mission every day, offering not just medical support, but hope, dignity, and compassion.

As we celebrate National Nurses Day, NSCHC extends heartfelt gratitude to our nursing team. Your tireless dedication makes a lasting impact, and we are proud to stand beside you in delivering high-quality, inclusive care.

To all nurses: thank you for being the heartbeat of healthcare.

Earlier Event: May 1
Mental Health Awareness Month
Later Event: May 25
Closed for Memorial Day