choose nursing, choose hoag - the Hoag Hospital Foundation

10TH ANNIVERSARY
CHOOSE NURSING, CHOOSE HOAG 2014 LUNCHEON
TECHNOLOGY
Celebrating a Decade of Community Support for Nursing at Hoag
Hoag is proud to offer a Nursing Preceptorship to bridge
the gap between the classroom and the clinical area. Being
a preceptor for Hoag is rewarding for experienced nurses
who become role models and mentors, helping other nurses
achieve their full potential.
The Hoag Hospital Foundation hosted more than 300 donors and friends at the 10th Anniversary
Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag luncheon to proudly recognize and celebrate the philanthropic support of
our community and to honor Hoag nursing scholars and their exceptional care for Hoag patients.
Literary luminary with multiple bestsellers in the U.S. and abroad, Dean Koontz, who is also a Hoag grateful
patient and donor, graciously donated his time and talent as the featured speaker. Special honoree, Ken Beall,
was inducted into the Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag Hall of Fame.
2014 Impact Report
The Preceptor Challenge
Through donor contributions, Hoag preceptors took part
in a groundbreaking, highly interactive new course, The
Preceptor Challenge. Using virtual characters in realistic
hospital settings, nurses had the opportunity to apply
theory-based practices in real-life interactive
scenarios.
Hoag recognizes the importance of our
preceptors and the vital role they play in
the education of our nurses.
CHOOSE NURSING,
CHOOSE HOAG
“Integrating advanced technology in nursing education is having a transformational
impact on the field of nursing. Virtual classes like the Preceptor Challenge allow
our nurses to learn in new and innovative ways, ultimately improving patient care
and outcomes.”
KEN BEALL
2014 Choosing Nursing, Choose Hoag
Hall of Fame Honoree
At the luncheon, long-time philanthropist and volunteer leader, Ken
Beall, was inducted into the Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag Hall of
Fame. Ken was honored in recognition of years of committed service
and leadership in which he laid the groundwork for all that CNCH has
accomplished, including the opening of the Marion Knott Nursing
Education Center and building support for the nursing scholarship
program. We sincerely thank Ken for his dedication.
Kim Mullen, MSN, RN
Nursing Director, Nursing Education,
Nursing Quality Improvement and
Magnet Recognition Program
YOU MADE A DIFFERENCE
Thanks to your generosity, we have made tremendous progress in ensuring Hoag nurses have the
educational opportunities necessary to provide world-class care to the Orange County community and its
surrounding areas. On behalf of Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag and all of the patients and families
we serve, thank you for your support.
500 Superior Avenue, Suite 350
Newport Beach, CA 92663
(949) 764-7217
www.hoaghospitalfoundation.org
All of us who depend on Hoag for exceptional care are extremely fortunate to benefit from the commitment of
our generous philanthropic community. On behalf of Hoag Hospital Foundation, Hoag physicians, nurses and
countless patients, we sincerely thank our donors for their generosity and vision.
Your contributions to Hoag have an immediate and profound effect. The following report highlights the impact
of your giving to Hoag and our community for 2014.
EDUCATION
2020 Nursing
Education Mandate:
The Need
Since the start of the 21st century, patients’ needs and care
environments have become more complex, requiring nurses to attain
requisite skills to deliver higher-quality care.
In 2010, the Institute of Medicine (IOM) issued an ambitious goal for
hospitals to maintain Magnet status: increase the proportion of nurses
with baccalaureate or bachelor of science in nursing degrees from
approximately 50 percent to 80 percent by 2020. Hoag is committed
to supporting this initiative by providing the necessary funds for our
working nurses to earn higher degrees, while also increasing the
quality of patient care at Hoag due to the direct correlation between
RN education levels and positive patient outcomes.
Hoag donors are playing an integral role in helping Hoag reach these
nursing education objectives for 2020 and ensuring nursing excellence
at Hoag. The scholarships you support enable Hoag to continue
providing the significant resources needed for nurses to advance their
education, ultimately improving the delivery of care to our patients,
now and in the future.
Currently
46%
of Hoag nurses today have a
baccalaureate or bachelor of
science in nursing degree
AN INVESTMENT IN NURSING EXCELLENCE
CONFERENCES
Since the inception of Choose Nursing, Choose Hoag (CNCH) in 2004, over $24 million has been raised for
nursing education initiatives and over 600 Hoag nurses have received CNCH-funded scholarship awards for their
continued education, training, and advanced degrees, with a record number of 363 awarded last year alone.
These scholarships were made possible through your generous contributions and are granted in recognition of
talent, achievement and dedication to Hoag nursing excellence.
Your commitment to nursing excellence at Hoag is also demonstrated through the donations we receive for
Hoag nurses to attend regional, state and national conferences as a way to increase their knowledge-base
and stay abreast of leading-edge techniques and technology within their specialty area.
The collective generosity from the Argyros Family Foundation and the community has allowed Hoag to increase the
scholarship amount awarded annually to each Hoag nurse from $2,000 to $6,000. This increase has been essential
in making it possible for a record number of dedicated nurses to advance their education, research and practice.
Total Scholarships Awarded:
By the year 2020
80%
of Hoag nurses must have a
baccalaureate or bachelor of
science in nursing degree for
Hoag to maintain Magnet Status
Schools attended by scholarship
recipients in 2014:
400
350
250
254
200
150
100
50
0
2013
2014
Booth, Michelle
Boucher, Ashley
Boxley, Erin
Branch, Julie
Brickey, Kathryn
Brickey, Teresa
Brier, Cathleen
Bristol, Nicole
Bristow, Kristin
Brusch, Kimberly
Butcher, Timothy
Cacioppo, Tina
Calderon, Georgina
Camacho, Kathleen
Campana, Lisa
Carl, Jeff
Carlson, Lychelle
Carroll, Michelle
Carter, Joy
Chalarca, Claudia
Chapman, Thomas
Chow, Carol
Chow, Stephanie
Claubaugh, Deborah
Cohen, Stacie
Coley, Teresa
Cooper, Christina
Cousineau, Mary
Coxe, Angela
Cummings, Jeannette
Cunningham, Mary
Curameng, Sharmeline
Curras, Soledad
Czerwin, Tamara
Dahlgren, Michelle
De Los Reyes, Bella
Demboski, Shannon
Dessau, Donna
Dexter, Gregory
Diamsay, Sarah
Dimalanta, Jodie
Dobre, Mariana
Dodelson, Gudrun
Dohrman, Julie Ann
Doperalski, Christine
Dukellis, Sarah
Duncan-Williams, Meka
Dunleavy, Janet
Duran, Rachael
Edwards, Sally
Eilmes, Judy
Eklins, Abigail
Erickson, Patricia
Escamillan, Maria
Evans, Brian
Felter, Brenda
Figueroa, Jennifer
Finch, Juliette
Fleming, Trisha
Flores, Amber
Fong, Tiffany
Fox, Tami
Franco, Shannon
French-Maytubby, Kim
Funke, Carol
Gallagher, Chelsea
Galvan, Rosalba
Gannon, Holly
Garcia, Nancy Thuy
Gebler, Jaimie
Geddes, Ashley
Gerrard, Allison
Geyer, Elizabeth
Gibson, Veronica
Gonzales, Teresa
Goodwin, Fiona
Gordon, Charlene
Goss-Bottorff, Barbara
Gough, Tara
Green, Tiffany
Griffith, Tanisha
Griggs, Janell
Ha, Mai
Hagadorn, Melissa
Hanna, Rania
Hannula, Kathryn
Hazelip, Christy
Hendricks, Laurie
Hensley, Stacey
Hickman, Joshua
Hinkle, Virginia
Hoff, Robin
Hoffman, Sylvia
Hogue, Natalie
Hoier, Sharon
Holbrook, Crystal
Holcomb, Kimberly
Horlock, Michelle
Hormazdi, Megan
Hukic, Brandie
Hunsaker, Paula
Hunter, Susan
Husted, Kandace
Huynh, Laura
Huynh, Long
Inch, Tara
Irvin, Claudette
Isaacs, Aneela
Jackson, Kristi
Jensen, Denise
Jimenez, Christina
Johnson, Laura
Judge, Stephanie
Kahlen, Cyndi
Kajbaf, Sara
Kammerer, Denise
Kapp, Lindsay
Katter, Cecilia
Kayhan-Mahd, Zahra
Kaylyanasundaram, Sridevi
Keller, Venice
Kelly, Mindi
Kersey, Joy
Ketcham, Stacey
Kim, Ahyoung Terrie
Kim, Jayoung Carol
Klinke, Donna
Koeller, Karen
Kohls, Joshua
Kronowit, Monika
Kubesh, Susie
Kuecker, Lisa
Kyle, Melissa
Lacson, Marjorie
Lai, Thao
Lander, Melissa
Larsen, Marilyn
Larsen, Sara
Latham, Talia
Lauderville, Amanda
Le, Cason Tri
Le, Thanh-Van
Lecocq, Ruth
Lee, Junghee
Lee, Monica
Lejnieks, Jodee
Lepper, Liza
Lieu, Karen
Lim-Quevedo, Jennifer
Lindsay, Judy
Program recognizes healthcare
organizations for quality patient
care, nursing excellence, and
innovations in professional
nursing practice. There are
currently 395 Magnet facilities
worldwide and Hoag is one of
only 35 Magnet facilities in the
Pacific Southwest Region.
Embracing Excellence in Oncology Nursing Practice
Made possible by the generosity of Circle 1000, a volunteer group that has raised over $15 million dollars for Hoag
to support cancer care, Hoag’s Annual Oncology Nursing Conference is becoming known as the premier regional
nursing oncology conference for the west coast, attracting speakers and nurses from all over the country.
2014 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS - Advanced Degrees including BSN, MSN, and Nurse Practitioner
Abdelsamie, Nisrin
Abello, Jolee
Aguila, Laurel
Alles, Kimberly
Amland, Mona
Anderson, Elizabeth
Andrews, Shalene
Arce, Ruth
Austin, Kelly
Avalos, Jennifer
Baggett, Lori
Bagiu, Kristin
Bagshaw, Robert
Bahadur, Neeti
Baird, Shelley
Baker, Arianna
Barbaro, Jaime
Barrett-Toth, Claire
Baughman, Amanda
Bauman, Cynthia
Beatty, Andrea
Beggs, Lisa
Bernaert, Chantal
Berry, Larissa Jo
Biarbe-Jones, Carina
Bilson, Ann Mary
Bloemhard, Brigitte
Bloeser, Tamara
Blum, Laura
Boone, Edward
The ANCC Magnet Recognition
Diana Brotman, BSN, RN
Hoag Nurse
80
2012
More than 7,500 nurses from the Nation’s top
hospitals, including 57 Hoag nurses, attended
The Magic of Magnet at the ANCC National
Magnet Conference in Orlando, Florida.
This annual conference celebrated Magnet Recognition and
gathered nurses from across the country to share evidencebased practices to enhance quality outcomes and elevate
patient care at Hoag.
“This conference served to empower our nurses
with the education and skills necessary
to continue the Magnet journey of achieving
excellence in nursing practice at Hoag.”
363
300
The Magic of Magnet
Lloyd, Heather
Loll, Vanessa
Long, Kerry
Loscutov, Melanie
Losoya, Donna
Lozano, Jennifer
Lustro, Olivia
Luu, Andy
Lyerly, Candise
Lynch, Jamie
Madjd, Nazanin Kashani
Mallonee, Stacey
Mancuso, Megan
Marley, Gail
Martin, Denise
Matias, Diane
Maydole, Tamra
Mc Elwee, Kim
Mc Fadden, Tamara
Mc Niff, Heidi
McGee, Shanna
McKay, Kristin
McLaughlin, Elisa
Mclendon, Pretty
Medina, Josette
Michael, Hanna
Miller, Danielle
Miller, Gloria
Miller, Rene
Miller, Terry
Miranda, Rosemary
Moody, Jerrie
Moreno, Karie
Morita, Cerissa
Morley, Peg
Morrison, Shelley
Mouradian, Kristina
Murphy, Colleen
Murphy, Patricia
Myers, Sheila
Nakawaki, Sarah
Nash, Michael
Nassie, Nicole
Neinstadt, Leslie
Nelis, Dawn Marie
Nelson, Sonia
Net, Jessica
Newman, Wendy
Nguyen, Anh Tuan
Nguyen, Kathy
Nguyen, Ngoc Kim
Nichols, Joni
Nichols, Justine
Normand, Stephanie
Norton, Jennifer
Novak, Jacqueline
Nowacki, Theresa
Oakes, Ashley
Ory, StaceyAnn
Ostrowski, Rita
Panutich, Nichole
Parsons, Elizabeth
Parsons, Molly
Pavolyte, Yovita
Paz, Jacqueline
Pearce, Lindsay
Peery, Peggy
Pelkey, Karla
Pence, Cambria
Perez, Amy
Perez-Meyers, Maribel
Perry, Gail
Peters, Krystal
Petkova, Mariela
Petruna, Janay
Pfeiffer, Jennifer
Pham, David
Pham, Diane
Phelps, Christin
Phillips, Sarah
Phillips, Synara
Poelstra, Sherri
Pollet, Sandra
Punt, Kristen
Pychon, Crista
Quiett, Leslie
Radcliff, Melissa
Rains, Trina
Rakowitz, Stephanie
Rand, Sarah
Randle, Jill Canizaro
Redito, Joshua
Reese, Julie
Reid, Kristen
Reuter, Linda
Reyes, Joannah
Reyes, Veronica
Riel, Kathleen
Rijinders, Alicia
Riva, Lisa
Rivera, Jennifer
Roberts, Kelly
Rodoracio, Suzanne
Romo, Rozalyn
Rosell, Ayn
Roth, Edward
Roth, Teresa
Royce, Jennifer
Rushing, Dana
Ryan, Patrick
Sackey, Araba
Sadler, Lynn
Sauser, Elizabeth
Schreiber, Thomas
Schulman, Tammy
Schwiebert, Camden
Scott, Regina
Scully, Megan
Shane, Patrick
Shaughnessy, Gabriella
During this two-day event, 150 oncology and radiation oncology nurses, including 55 Hoag nurses, benefitted
from an intimate learning environment in which prominent faculty presented the latest in oncology care and
provided practical strategies and tools to improve nursing practice. In addition to offering strong clinical
content from leading experts, the conference provided the necessary context to integrate information into
practice to improve the quality of our patients’ lives.
Medical-Surgical Nursing Conference and the Cardiovascular and Critical Care Nursing Conference
Thanks to the generosity of donor Marilyn McIntyre, Hoag nurses are able to update their knowledge in the
fields of medical surgical nursing and critical care nursing. The two conferences funded annually by the
McIntyre Nursing Education Conference Fund are priceless opportunities for Hoag nurses to learn the latest
advances in critical and cardiovascular patient care.
Shoffner, Amber
Shoffner, Hailey
Shulman, Jennifer
Simut, Lidia
Soliman, Rubylin
Sparber, Cassie
Staffleri, Erin
Stanford, Victoria
Stanley, Tina
Stapleton, Janene
Steinmeyer, Kyndra
Stewart-Burger, Belinda
Strelecki, Lindsey
Stroupe, Chase
Strozewski, Rebecca
Sullivan, Laura
Surico, Scott
Sweetman, Elizabeth
Ta, Kimberly
Tabbassi, Zohreh
Tang, Jessica
Taylor, Melissa
Thai, Anna
Thomas, Craig
Thomas, Tina
Thomas, Ty
Tift, Amy
Tiguia, Cathryn
Todd, Larissa
Togashi, Marie
Towsley-Liedlech, Jaclyn
Tran, Minh
Tran, Theresa
Trplea, Andrea
Truong, Kim
Valadez, Susan
Vansuch, Karen
Vasquez, Alexandro
Vitasa, Melissa
Vo (Nguyen), Kellie
Volpert, Rochelle
Vu, Christine
Walker, Julie
Wallace, Katherine
Watanabe, Shannon
Webber, Teresa
Weidner, Anne
White, Andrew
White, Lisa
Williams, Ann Marie
Williams-Burns, Deborah
Wilson, Julia
Woods, Stephanie
Worrell, Amy
Yoo, Chi Young
Young, Teri
Yu, Grace
Zaccari, Lori
Zavala, Jeanette
Zimmerman, Chelsea
Zimmerman, Samantha