VIP Award Nomination
Have you noticed someone at Cheyenne Regional going above and beyond to make our organization great? Nominate them for a Very Important Piece (VIP) award!
(If you have a Cheyenne Regional nurse you’d like to recognize, please visit our DAISY Award page to submit a nomination.)
Who is eligible for a VIP award?
VIP award nominees must meet at least two of the following criteria:
- Provides exceptional patient care
- Goes above and beyond normal job duties
- Lifts employee morale
- Demonstrates increased productivity
- Demonstrates exceptional teamwork
- Exhibits creativity and/or innovation within the organization
- Demonstrates leadership outside of regular job responsibilities
Nominate a Cheyenne Regional employee today!
VIP (Very Important Piece)
Most Recent VIP Award Winners
November 2024
El Ottman, Physical Therapy
“The patient was a multi-instrument musician and began to actively move when he heard his preferred music. With her own money, El purchased a small radio for this patient to have in his own room to continue to listen to music, aide in his enjoyment and help him move.”
Craig Johnson, Information Technology
“Craig has been an amazing asset to the lab and provided exceptional customer service and follow-through with an issue that greatly impacted our workflow. Throughout this frustrating process, Craig was amazing at keeping the lab updated with developments and he spent literally hours on the phone trying to get the correct information to get the new modem hooked up. Craig is a great asset to CRMC and should be recognized as such!”
Dr. Matthew Baechle, Hospitalist
“When a patient passed, Dr. Baechle came to the bedside promptly. It was well past the time of shift change but he wanted to be sure he could do everything needed before he left. He stayed and sat with the spouse, provided emotional support and great compassion towards the situation. Dr. Baechle has demonstrated this care and compassion many times. He is responsive, approachable and extremely dedicated to the care he provides his patients.”