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Kenmore Mercy Hospital Recognizes Special Nursing Staff

May 17, 2011

Kenmore Mercy Hospital capped off National Nurses Week by recognizing some of its best nurses during a special ceremony held on May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday. Each year, the Catholic Health hospital takes one day to show its thanks to the men and women who specialize in patient care. Many of those nurses packed into the hospital’s Community Room for the ceremony.

Annette Gillies was chosen as Nurse of Distinction, Debbie Micholas was chosen as Outstanding Staff Nurse, and Michelle Giallella was chosen as Nurse’s Aide of Distinction.


Annette Gillies Nurse of Distinction	Debbie Micholas Outstanding Staff Nurse	Michelle Giallella Nurse’s Aide of Distinction

Gillies, a nurse on the hospital’s 2 West medical/surgical unit, joined Kenmore Mercy in 2003. She is a resident of Kenmore.

Micholas, a nurse on the 2 East surgical recovery/orthopedic unit, started at Kenmore Mercy in 2008. She is a resident of Akron.

Giallella, a nurse’s aide on the 3 East telemetry unit, has been a dedicated associate at Kenmore Mercy Hospital since 1997. She is a resident of Kenmore.

“Nursing staff like Annette, Debbie and Michelle are an important asset to Kenmore Mercy Hospital, not only for their clinical skills, but for the genuine care and compassion they extend to our patients each day,” said Cheryl Hayes, Vice President of Patient Care Services.

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