Staff Stories
When Sarah Clark was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2001, she assumed she was destined for a lifetime of taking medications to control the seizures caused[...]
Last month, first-year students at Mayo Medical School took a break from the books to play a game with their classmates. (No, not Pokémon Go.)[...]
Naomi Loukinen has had a rough couple of months. As one member of her care team, Jessica Henkin, put it: If something could go wrong[...]
When it comes to his health, Jeff Olsen has always tried to do the right thing. But sometimes, life has gotten in the way of[...]
Imagine going to work each day in an office space that's constantly changing. We're not simply talking about the nature of your work or the[...]
Cyrus Fitzpatrick was going to be 5 soon. And his parents, Paul and Paula, wanted to celebrate. But party planning wouldn't be the same as[...]
Cindy Stenglein almost didn't stop. She initially walked right by the booth where free skin cancer screenings were being offered before this past summer's annual[...]
When John McKee retires next month, he and his wife, Rosemary, could make a bee line for their condo in Florida, where they've spent the[...]
Many of us at Mayo Clinic enjoyed watching Andrew Yori — a.k.a. the K9 Ninja — compete on American Ninja Warrior. We introduced you to[...]
Kristin Salzman first met Jenny Kollasch, a physical therapist at Mayo Clinic's Rochester campus, after experiencing discomfort following one of several surgeries she underwent as[...]