Baptist Union County names Service First Champion

 Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County recently announced that Haeden Dyar, RN, has been named Service First Champion for the quarter.  Dyar, a nurse in the Women’s Center, was nominated by a colleague for going above and beyond to care for a postpartum patient.

Service First Champions are individuals who consistently exceed all expectations for the purpose of serving others and are nominated by colleagues, physicians, patients and their family/support persons for outstanding service.

In the nomination, the colleague shared how Dyar familiarized herself with the traditions and preferences of a patient to ensure the patient’s experience was exceptional.  The colleague stated, “Haeden had a willingness to understand the patient’s preferences and spent the shift making sure the patient received the best care and respect for the patient’s culture.”

“Haeden’s dedication and commitment exemplifies what a Service First Champion should be,” said Ann Bishop, CEO and Administrator.  “It is outstanding team members like Haeden who truly make a difference at Baptist Union County and in the lives of our patients and families.”

Baptist Union County offers a variety of services, including adult and pediatric inpatient care, sleep lab, maternity, robotic surgery, a 24-hour emergency department and diagnostics. The hospital also has PET/CT, 3D mammography, TeleHealth services and an eICU. Baptist Union County has an excellent reputation for providing quality care and recently earned an “A” Safety Grade from the Leapfrog Group and Outstanding Patient Experience Excellence award from Healthgrades. Most notably, Baptist Union County earned five stars from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services for the hospital’s quality, outcomes, safety and patient satisfaction.

For more information about Baptist Union County, please call 662-538-7631 or visit unioncounty.baptistonline.org.