Unforgettable experience for SMH Nurses
SARASOTA- The Bucs took home the victory, and Sarasota Memorial Hospital Nurses were there to see it all. “Words are indescribable,” RN Doris Cahueque said. “There was so much that w
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SARASOTA- The Bucs took home the victory, and Sarasota Memorial Hospital Nurses were there to see it all. “Words are indescribable,” RN Doris Cahueque said. “There was so much that w
Sarasota Memorial Hospitalâs frontline workers readying to attend Super Bowl LV Sarasota Memorial's Five Waldemere has 24 workers going to the Super Bowl for free (Source: WWSB) By Seshmi Hayes | February 5, 2021 at 1:40 PM EST - Updated February 5 at 1:40 PM SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A group of 24 Sarasota Memorial Hospital frontline health care workers are getting ready to embark on a one of a kind opportunity. On Sunday the team will head to Tampa to cheer on the Bucs for Super Bowl LV. No matter who youâre rooting for in Sunday nightâs game, itâs healthcare worke...
Twenty-four workers on the COVID-19 patient-care team at Sarasota Memorial Hospital will have the best seats in the house for Super Bowl LV. The “house” being Raymond James Stadium, site of the Big Game on Feb. 7. The NFL, wanting to recognize frontline health care workers battling the coronavirus, have made 7,500 tickets available to these vaccinated workers, and 24 will come from the 5 Waldemere Tower unit at Sarasota Memorial. In a release, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said this is a way for the league to honor and thank these workers for their continued work on the front lines duri...