Volunteer Appreciation Week
The 2017 Volunteer Appreciation Week Open House
was held April 24 – 28 in Volunteer Services. All
Volunteers were invited to stop by before or after
their shift for refreshments, a special gift and to sign
up for the door prize drawing.
Door prize winners
included: Sandra
Bongiovanni, Gail
Ryan and Christine
Kromodimedjo.
Volunteers
enjoyed
Owl-themed
refreshments
during the open
house.
Construction Update
Tuesday Volunteers enjoy the Volunteer
Appreciation Week Open House. Pictured from left
to right: Catherine Munson, Frankie Edwards, Mary
Ann Hebert, Elaine Zollmann and Carmen McConnell
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We are revising the drive/drop-off area in front of the
hospital entrance to allow for the creation of an
additional drive/drop-off area next to the new
outpatient surgery center we are building in the
Physician Office Building. The project will be loud at
times, and construction vehicles will be present in the
area. This project will last through May 11 and will
require that we dramatically shrink the hospital
drive/drop-off area until completed.
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Flip-flops, and casual sandals that resemble flip-flops
are not permitted. This means that the shoe should
Celebrating MAY Birthdays
be secured to the foot with a strap to avoid slipping
and tripping. Employee Health treats a number of
1 – Bob Carr, Merrell Authement; 5 – CJ Woosley;
6 – Susan Bordelon; 7 – Judy Peterson; 9 – Billy Prescott; trips and falls each year, and most of these are related
11 – Colleen Chesterman; 12 – Joanne Garland; 15 – Sandra to unsafe shoes.
Happy Birthday to YOU!!
Bongiovanni; 16 –Eugenia Sorey, Nona Brouillette;
19 – Deacon Don Musso; 20 – Nita Gildon, Donna Leumas;
23 – Suzanne De Leo; 24 – Mary Duhe’; 27 – Becky
Simmons; 30 – Rachel Olson; 31 – Nancy Hillmann.
Celebrating JUNE Birthdays
5 – Nettie Williams;
7 – Lydia Lee, Cathy
Lieux;
16 – Teri Fontenot;
17 – Janet Marzloff;
18 – Ramona Lytle,
Travis Fox; 20 –
Mary Bordelon; 23 –
Shirley Brecheen; 24
–Silvia Hernandez;
24 – Nancy Hubiak;
30 – Sal Gallo.
Spring and Summer Dress Code
Spring has sprung, and summer will be here before we
know it! Now that
warmer weather is
here, please be
mindful of our
Personal Appearance
policy (HR policy
271). Your
appearance has a
direct impact on patient and visitor perceptions of
Woman’s – our cleanliness and quality of care as well
as our organizational culture and sense of pride.
Clothing designed specifically for sporting activities
(e.g. sweatshirts, shorts, windsuits, etc.), casual
leisure wear such as leggings are not permitted by our
policy.
Blue jeans may be worn on Fridays only if allowed by
departmental guidelines. Blue jeans must be darkhued, in good repair, and worn with a collared shirt,
dress blouse or Woman’s T-shirt. Ripped, torn and
acid washed jeans do not present a professional
appearance and should not be worn to the hospital. Tshirts with the Woman’s logo or from Hospitalsponsored events may be worn on Fridays only but
must be neat, clean and appropriately fitted.
Thank you for your help in implementing this policy,
and Happy Spring and Summer!!
Dynamic Shopping!
Our next Auxiliary fundraiser will feature Dynamic
Shopping. They sell first quality name-brand products
for the kitchen and home. They also sell men’s and
women’s designer fragrances, personal care items,
bath and laundry products, health and wellness,
electronics, apparel, and footwear.
The sale will be held June 8 & 9 from 7AM – 4PM in
Conference Room 2. Please call Judy Peterson at
757-6267 to volunteer. All volunteers will receive
TRIPLE hours for their shifts.
Here are a few reminders:
Strong fragrances/colognes can trigger allergic
reactions, headaches or cause general discomfort to
others. This is especially important in a hospital
environment because some patients are nauseous
and strong odors create an even more uncomfortable
situation. Our policy prohibits wearing fragrances in
the workplace.
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WOMAN’S HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
Board of Directors – 2017 Calendar
May 17
Board Meeting
10:15 Coffee/10:30 Call to Order
Board Room
1st Floor, Conference Center
June 8 & 9
Dynamic Shopping
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Conference Room 2
July 19
Board Meeting
10:15 Coffee/10:30 Call to Order
Board Room
1st Floor, Conference Center
September
Fall Membership Luncheon
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Location TBA
September 25 & 26
Retail Concepts
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Conference Room 3
November 15
Board Meeting
10:15 Coffee/10:30 Call to Order
Board Room
1st Floor, Conference Center
December 5
Volunteer Luncheon
11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Conference Rooms 1, 2 & 3
December 7 & 8
$6 Jewelry, Purses & More
7:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Conference Rooms 1 & 2
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