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The safety of our employees, volunteers, patients and visitors is a top priority at Texas Health. The Texas Health Resources Department of Public Safety is growing and we're looking for POLICE OFFICERS to join our team. We offer excellent benefits, work-life balance, paid training and all issued uniforms and equipment. Our full-service law enforcement agency and campus security team provides a variety of law enforcement, security, loss prevention, training and safety services for Texas Health. Learn more about joining our dedicated team and apply online today! https://bit.ly/3I3PMtN #TexasHealthCareers #PoliceOfficerJobs #PoliceOfficerCareers #PublicSafety

Congratulations to Beth Stewart, B.S.N., R.N., CEN, for being the recipient of the 25 Outstanding Texas Nurses Award from the Texas Nurses Association. The annual award recognizes the contributions of nurses who create a culture of care; support healing, health and wellness; innovate improvements; and contribute to their community. “Beth has an unwavering commitment to patient care and nursing excellence,” said Julie Balluck, D.N.P., R.N., NEA-BC, chief nursing officer, Texas Health HEB. “She is an outstanding leader and does a great job at recognizing staff members and fostering teamwork in a high-stress environment.” We're so proud of you, Beth! https://bit.ly/3VH9MZN #Get2KnowTexasHealth #TexasHealthNurses #Award #Recognition

Beloved Fort Worth activist Opal Lee wove her life’s stories with passionate beliefs to deliver a simple but powerful message last week at Texas Health Hurst-Euless-Bedford: Help others and love them. “If you know someone is struggling, help them,” Opal said during her half-hour conversation with Jared Shelton, FACHE, hospital president. “I ask you, if you don’t know somebody, find somebody because there are plenty of people who need help.” The two sat across from each other before a small crowd in the hospital atrium, an intentionally intimate setting for the event. She received a standing ovation as the talk began and after it ended. Numerous rounds of applause punctuated her words, which covered everything from education to climate change. “Just showing love goes a long way,” Opal said. “Just watching the kids while Mom goes to the store. Or helping this old lady across the street from you. Other small things lead to big things. And we can do it. I just ask you to get with it.” Opal, 97, is often called the “grandmother of Juneteenth.” She started working in 2016 to have Juneteenth declared a federal holiday, drawing attention to the cause by symbolically walking from Fort Worth to Washington, D.C., to get congressional support. Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when enslaved people of African descent in Texas learned they were free after the Civil War. They were the last people to be emancipated. In large part because of Opal’s efforts, President Joe Biden made the celebration a federal holiday in 2021. Biden recently awarded Opal the Presidential Medal of Freedom. After the event, Jared talked about connections between Texas Health’s work and Opal’s ideas. “One is the great work Texas Health is doing in Community Health Improvement, really looking outside the four walls of the hospital out into the communities,” he said. “And living Our Texas Health Promise: Individuals Caring For Individuals, Together, we have the opportunity every single day with every patient we treat, every single person who comes through our doors, to show them love. Small acts of kindness go a really long way and that was one of her messages that really resonated with me."

We love employee celebrations! During Hospital Week, Texas Health Center for Diagnostics & Surgery celebrated their annual employee awards, honoring 4 outstanding individuals: Leah, Jememi, Kevyn and Rose. Congratulations to all for your exceptional work. **Leah – Leadership Award** Leah's dedication, warmth, and exceptional leadership skills have made a significant impact at our hospital. Leah’s ability to foster trust, provide outstanding customer service, and lead by example truly sets her apart. **Jememi – Innovative Idea** Jememi won the Innovative Idea Award for her brilliant reorganization of medication trays in our crash carts. This has greatly improved patient safety and emergency response efficiency. We’re proud to have such a forward-thinking team member. **Kevyn – Essential Piece** Kevyn won the award Essential Piece! During a department crisis, Kevyn stepped up, ensuring smooth operations and supporting nursing leaders. Kevyn's dedication and hard work have been invaluable. **Rose – Employee of the Year** Rose is our Employee of the Year! Rose won employee of the month twice in 2023. Rose’s attentiveness, care, and positive energy have made a profound difference for patients and their families. We have the best employees! #Get2KnowTexasHealth #Kudos #Recognition #Award #EmployeeRecognition

Hey nurses! We’re looking for REGISTERED NURSES like you to join our Texas Health family. With awesome people, competitive salaries, excellent benefits and a supportive culture, you’ll love it here. Come join our award-winning Nursing team today! https://bit.ly/483mmHl #TexasHealthCareers #RNCareers #NursingCareers #RNJobs #NursingJobs #NursingOpportunities #RNOpportunities #Nursing

Amazing people make an amazing workplace! Check out this glowing review from a former Texas Health RN on Indeed. #Get2KnowTexasHealth #GreatPlacetoWork #Reviews

At Texas Health, we embrace every opportunity for equitable care in our communities. We are proud to offer a safe space where inclusion thrives, and diversity is celebrated. Happy Pride Month! #Pride

We're honored to be ranked No. 3 on Fortune’s Best Workplaces in Texas™ list — the highest healthcare system and North Texas-based organization to receive this recognition. “We are proud to be recognized for creating and sustaining a workplace where our employees can thrive and grow while they care for North Texans,” said Barclay Berdan, FACHE, Texas Health’s chief executive officer. “We celebrate and thank our team members, the physicians on the medical staff, and our volunteers for all they do.” Learn more about this recognition here: https://bit.ly/4ewEdKC #Get2KnowTexasHealth #Recognition #Kudos #GreatPlacetoWork #BestWorkplacesinTexas

In our latest Social Purpose Report, launched this week, Texas Health discloses how we are redefining care delivery, stewarding resources and enhancing our work environment to drive excellence throughout our system. Read about the progress we’re making in our 2023 Social Purpose Report, now live at https://lnkd.in/gT8aG2ma

Texas Health is honored to continue our strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace and in our community. Grateful for the strides, striving for more. Happy Juneteenth!