Bee Award
The BEE Award is a spinoff of the nursing focused Daisy Award. It honors and recognizes team members outside of nursing who go Beyond Exceptional Expectations (BEE).
These team members provide extraordinary experiences for our patients, their families and visitors by exemplifying quality service and extraordinary care.
Recent BEE Award winners at Watertown Regional Medical Center include:
Mandy Peer, Occupational Health
Nomination Year: 2024
Nominated by: Lauren (Co-worker) and Christy (Co-worker)
Story #1: "When scheduling patients, Mandy is willing to do whatever is necessary, including being as creative as possible to fit the patients' schedule. She gives our new hires an amazing welcome."
Story#2: "Mandy came in from 10:00 PM to 1:00 AM to complete necessary DOT testing for a night-shift employee at a local organization. Thank you for going above and beyond for your co-workers and for Watertown Regional Medical Center so we can maintain compliance with DOT regulations."
Jamie Harrison, Radiology
Nomination Year: 2023
Nominated by: Emily (Patient)
Story: “Jamie was responsible for taking my CT scans on 12/30/2023. I was feeling emotional and scared prior to the procedure, and began to cry when discussing why these were ordered and my family history of certain illnesses. Jamie was comforting and kind; she took the time to really talk with me and expressed care and compassion. She is also a whiz at placing an IV!"
Aida Grabow, Registration
Nomination Year: 2023
Nominated by: Lisa (Co-worker)
Story: “Aida went above and beyond with a patient who was blind, she walked her (the patient) around everywhere she needed to go including the bathroom and stayed with the patient until she left. Aida always is a ray of light at the front desk with her smile and willingness to make everyone’s day better!"
Connie Wagner, EVS
Nomination Year: 2023
Nominated by: Sarah Pirkel (Co-worker)
Story: “Connie went out of her way on Wednesday, May 3, 2023. She had only one hour and she thought of the radiology department. She was not assigned to the radiology department that night. Connie knows the radiology department doesn’t get the cleaning experience it use to due to staffing shortages. In the time she had, she stocked supplies (toilet paper, paper towel, etc.) cleaned CT, the breakroom (bathroom too!), Nate’s office, and grabbed the overflowing garbage's. She even left me a note stating if she had time the next night she would come back up. Connie is so detailed in her cleaning and is such a dedicated hard worker.”
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