Soliant
Health To Name 20 Most Beautiful U.S. Hospitals
On May 14, Soliant Health of Atlanta, Georgia opened
up voting for its 2nd Annual “20 Most Beautiful Hospitals” contest.
Soliant Health offers hospitals and
other medical providers temporary and direct-hire healthcare professionals, including nurses, physicians, therapists and pharmacists,
with placements in leading hospitals and facilities across the U.S.
After receiving nearly 200 nominations
for their contest, a panel of experts reviewed each hospital and picked the top 50 entries based on measures such as architectural
style, photogenic properties, landscaping and distinctiveness. The voting process,
to culminate in 20 top hospitals, is open to all until May 31, 2010, and can be found at http://www.mostbeautifulhospitals.com (where you can also learn more about last year’s winners).
Last year’s contest winners
included facilities across the U.S. with unique features like rooftop gardens, domes full of luminescent stars, and sea creatures
swimming overhead while patients undergoing MRI’s.
David Alexander,
President of Soliant Health said, “We’ve received such great nominations this year, and we’re so excited
to start the voting process on selecting the most beautiful hospitals. A beautiful
hospital not only pleases the eye, but makes treatment a better experience, resulting in happier, healthier patients.”
Editor’s
Note: NPPA congratulates our Members whose hospitals made the Beautiful Hospital Finalists’ list:
Crystal Bruce,
Pharmacy Buyer, Union Hospital, Terre Haute, IN;
Cathi
Codner, Technician Supervisor/Buyer,
Banner Gateway Medical
Center, Gilbert, AZ;
Jackie
Cronnon, Lead Inventory Technician, Wishard Hospital,
Indianapolis, IN;
Donna
Falknor, Pharmacy Buyer, Community Hospital
of the Monterey Peninsula, Monterey, CA;
Ruth
Hemphill, Drug Procurement Specialist, Florida Hospital,
Altamonte Springs, FL;
Ron
Kokuga, Manager, Pharm. Purchasing, City of Hope,
Duarte, CA;
C.
Maurice Mason, Pharmacy Buyer, Sharp Memorial
Hospital, San Diego, CA;
Juan
Moncada, Pharmacy Procurement Specialist, University of Colorado Hospital, Aurora, CO;
Richard
Roesemeier, Pharmacy Business Manager and Lauren Reynolds, Purchasing Agent, St. Louis Children’s Hospital, St. Louis, MO;
Gerald
Scarlett, Pharmacy PHS Program Mgr, Duke Hospital,
Durham, NC.