Nurse Ma Jhoenna Michelle, UCSF
Nominated by Ma Jesska Sabryna Receno
As her older sister, she inspires me to aim higher. When she got in UCSF (where they said it’s hard to get it) all I could think of is that anything is possible. I am currently enrolled to a master’s program so I can be a great model to her.
Nurse Mina, Mount Sinai Beth Israel
Nominated by Joel Aborde
She lives in Pennsylvania but finds a way to go all the way to New York despite having no bus services since March. She’s asthmatic but accepted to be deployed to other locations of Mount Sinai system to help care for COVID patients because she said it’s her call. Proud of my wife nurse.
Nurse Jesska, Hayward USD, California
Nominated by Jhoenna Receno
This nurse is my sister, her nursing journey has been so inspiring to me because it took her a while to get her license. She was so determined to get her license that she never gave up on it. She now works with medically fragile students and loves what she does. I am so proud of her and will forever be here to support her.
Nurse Melanie, Los Altos Hills Private Client
Nominated by Karren Melad
She had shown dedication to every client that we both worked for. Always punctual and professional.
Nurse Amy, ProMedica Bay Park Hospital
Nominated by Jeffrey Lammers
I am nominating Amy because of her hard work and dedication to treating patients infected with the Coronavirus, ensuring they get the best chance to recover. She is an RN in an ICU of a hospital that is currently only treating patients with COVID-19. Amy also has a family, including a husband and two teenage boys. She always puts them first, but also sees that her role in defeating this virus is crucial to the safety of her family, friends, and everyone in the world.
Nurse Hannah, Stanford Health Care
Nominated by Jacky Zuniga
Hannah is always striving to put her patients first and gives her all to their safety and well-being! The amount of compassion and patience she has is truly inspiring to me.
