January 2025 OWL award recipients
WATERTOWN, N.Y. (WWTI) – Samaritan Keep Home and Samaritan Summit Village announced the January 2025 OWL award recipients. The Outstanding Workers in Long-term Care Award recognizes exemplary staff who support the residents, their families and the caregivers at Samaritan's long-term care facilities.
Samaritan's December 2024 DAISY and BEE Award recipients
OWL award recipients:
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Jessica Frazier at Samaritan Summit Village; and
Housekeeper Heidi Doolittle at Samaritan Keep Home.
Frazier was nominated for the OWL Award by a family member of a resident who expressed sincere appreciation for Frazier's continued care, kindness and respect.
Doolittle was nominated for the OWL Award by a fellow caregiver:
'She is always willing to help anyone in need and does so with such compassion and empathy. She is personable and a stellar environmental services employee.'
For being recognized, the OWL recipients received:
A certificate;
Special parking spot for a month;
An owl pin;
Special banner recognition;
Badge buddy; and
Various treats.
The OWL award will continue to be presented at each Samaritan long-term care facility throughout the year and residents, families or colleagues can submit nominations at any time online.
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