Minnesota Oncology is pleased to announce that six of our nurses have been nominated for the March of Dimes Nurse of the Year Award in Oncology nursing.
The top five finalists for each category will be announced in the upcoming months. Those finalists will receive free tickets to the awards ceremony on Oct. 14th where the award winner for each category will be announced.
Please join us in congratulating all of our nominees:
Linda Clementi – Fridley Clinic collab nurse
Hali Irwin – Minneapolis Clinic infusion nurse
Maria Nikle – Fridley Clinic infusion nurse
Anne Rabenn – Maplewood Cancer Center infusion nurse
Becky Reed – Minneapolis collab nurse
Carrie Williams – Patient Support Services/My Choices My Wishes Program Coordinator
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