"Extra mile" highlights the stories and actions of staff praised by colleagues for living the Mayo Clinic values. Read the story of a nurse practitioner who organized a wedding ceremony for a critically ill patient.
From a giant pumpkin to costumes for infants in the neonatal intensive care unit, Mayo Clinic's Child Life Program brought Halloween to the hospital for[...]
In a "Mayo Clinic Employee Experiences" conversation, Anne Bofferding, a senior project manager, and Steph Jenkins, a nurse manager, share their experiences returning to Mayo[...]
A group of Mayo healthcare professionals went to the Philippines and provided education to medical and surgical staff in Quezon City, Philippines. While there, they[...]
Find out which Mayo team emerged victorious in the Medicine in Motion triathlon in Arizona, see photos from the Fall Festival in Florida, and learn why a Mayo-related clue on Jeopardy couldn't have come at a better time.
When local doctors told him he had cancer but could not find the source, Gary McCracken traveled to Mayo Clinic searching for answers. Three years[...]
Kevin Hall, D.P.T., a supervisor in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, recently traveled to Uganda to teach medical professionals there about caring for patients who have[...]
Medical Administrative Assistant Float staff work behind the scenes to ensure schedules run smoothly, messages get delivered quickly, and patients get the appointments they need. Find out what it takes to be a float, what makes the job meaningful, and what the team would be called if they were a band.
For almost eight years, pain ruled Jennifer Mokos' life, robbing her even of the ability to eat and walk. The Mayo Clinic Pain Rehabilitation Center helped her get back to living the life she loved.
Patti and Hal Harris have served Mayo Clinic patients for 40 years. Now their son Ben Harris, M.D., has joined the fold. Read what Mayo[...]
"Going the extra mile" highlights the stories and actions of staff praised by colleagues for living the Mayo Clinic values. Read the story of a[...]
Before Amie Christiansen passed away from cancer, she told her daughter there was one thing she wished she'd been able to do: Ring a bell signifying the end of her treatment. Amie's care team found a way to honor that wish.