Every day, teams throughout Mayo Clinic do incredible things behind the scenes. Teams like the NICU transport nurses, who stabilize babies before transferring them to Mayo Clinic's Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Rochester.
If there's a process you want to improve or a problem you want to solve, the Quality Academy wants to help. Learn about the resources they offer to help staff learn and grow, find out what they'd look for in a new colleague, and hear the song they recorded at a Nashville studio.
Zack Jennissen, a patient care assistant in Surgical Services, has run hundreds of miles to raise funds for 30ForFreedom, an organization dedicated to ending modern-day slavery. Learn about his experience and motivation.
When an ultrasound technician informed Kalyn and Derek Heimerl that their baby had spina bifida, they were shocked. Six weeks later, they traveled to Rochester for a prenatal spinal closure procedure. Today, Landon is an adventurous and happy-go-lucky toddler who brings joy to everyone he meets.
After a tragic car accident took their son Cameron's life, Sarah and Arlin Fisher donated his organs to save others — a decision they knew Cameron would have wanted. Still grieving, the Fishers found comfort in meeting Cameron's organ recipients, connecting with Mayo's transplant team, and operating their nonprofit, Crosses for Cameron.
Inspired by her career in nursing and passion for helping others, Ally Weaver registered to be a kidney donor in July 2023. Today, her kidney lives inside a man in New Mexico, who says he is eternally grateful for her selflessness.
Mayo Clinic Networks staff work behind the scenes to ensure electronic data gets where it needs to go — and much more. Learn how many pieces of equipment they maintain, what a 'typical' day looks like, and what they'd be called if they were a band.
Katie DeWitt and her mother, Cheryl DeWitt, have more than a last name in common. Both are following the same career path as pharmacy technicians at Mayo Clinic in Arizona.
When Ian Corscadden's team learned he'd be receiving an award from Morrison Healthcare, they wanted to do something special to recognize the honor. They decided on a gift that would shorten his commuting time.
In this "Mayo Clinic Employee Experiences" conversation, Emily Doskey and Mathew Mehnert discuss their experience participating in educational offerings through Mayo Clinic's Career Investment Program to advance their careers.
Samantha Duke, an assistant project manager in Supply Chain Management, shares her experience with breast cancer, the care she received at Mayo, and the new perspective she's gained in the work she does here.
Madi and Sydney Rippy each received a heart transplant at just 3 years of age. In the years since, the sisters have spent countless hours with their care teams at Mayo Clinic. "To them, their providers are family," says their mom, Linsey. In gratitude for the care they've received and in support of other families, the Rippys have spearheaded a toy drive for Mayo Clinic Children's Center for the past 13 years.