ICU Team at Madisonhealth
May 2025
ICU Team
at Madisonhealth
ICU
Madisonhealth
Rexburg
,
ID
United States
Aaron Caldwell, RN
Alyssia Fullmer, RN
Catherine Watson, RN
Chris Haws, RN
Colton Dyer, RN
Jo Hartwell, RN
Jonathan Ratcliff, RN
Julio Mateo, RN
Lesa Perrenoud, RN
Madison Shields-McLeish, RN
Melissa Farr, RN
Nicole Lybbert, RN, NP
Pauline Muldowney, RN
Shon Peterson, RN
Theresa Jenkins, RN
Dr. Jack Clark
Dr. Justin Shippen
Dr. Stephen Jensen
Dr. Max Hansen
Alyssia Fullmer, RN
Catherine Watson, RN
Chris Haws, RN
Colton Dyer, RN
Jo Hartwell, RN
Jonathan Ratcliff, RN
Julio Mateo, RN
Lesa Perrenoud, RN
Madison Shields-McLeish, RN
Melissa Farr, RN
Nicole Lybbert, RN, NP
Pauline Muldowney, RN
Shon Peterson, RN
Theresa Jenkins, RN
Dr. Jack Clark
Dr. Justin Shippen
Dr. Stephen Jensen
Dr. Max Hansen
Because of the wonderful care my mother received in the ICU, I would like to nominate the whole team of doctors and nurses for a DAISY Award. Here are a few examples of how they went above and beyond the basics to give compassionate care:
• A snowstorm kept me from being present when my mom came out of emergency surgery. I arrived to find that a nurse had beautifully braided her hair “because it was getting matted on her pillow.”
• Following emergency surgery, my mom was incoherent and septic. The nurses were patient and caring when answering all of my questions.
• They were kind and informative regarding my questions about specific meds as we discussed possible comfort care.
• They empowered me to be a great advocate for my mother’s needs while in the ICU.
• They listened and asked for input; they were also very knowledgeable.
• They took the time to explain how something needed to be changed, as considering the patient’s viewpoint.
• During end-of-life care, one nurse even took the time to explain local areas for hiking when I expressed an interest but am new to the area. Time is a valuable resource, and he shared it generously.
Thank you, ICU Team, for providing the exact care I desired for my mom during this challenging, emotional time.
• A snowstorm kept me from being present when my mom came out of emergency surgery. I arrived to find that a nurse had beautifully braided her hair “because it was getting matted on her pillow.”
• Following emergency surgery, my mom was incoherent and septic. The nurses were patient and caring when answering all of my questions.
• They were kind and informative regarding my questions about specific meds as we discussed possible comfort care.
• They empowered me to be a great advocate for my mother’s needs while in the ICU.
• They listened and asked for input; they were also very knowledgeable.
• They took the time to explain how something needed to be changed, as considering the patient’s viewpoint.
• During end-of-life care, one nurse even took the time to explain local areas for hiking when I expressed an interest but am new to the area. Time is a valuable resource, and he shared it generously.
Thank you, ICU Team, for providing the exact care I desired for my mom during this challenging, emotional time.