Methodist Hospital nurse coordinator Ashley Wroblewski honored with The DAISY Nurse Leader Award

The DAISY Nurse Leader Award honors nurse leaders who work to foster a positive environment where skilled and compassionate care thrives. This award recognizes nursing directors, managers, assistant managers, coordinators, educators, preceptors and many more leaders in the nursing arena. Over 5,400 organizations worldwide work with The DAISY Foundation to recognize deserving nurses. Learn more about The DAISY Nurse Leader Award here.

Congratulations to Ashley Wroblewski, BSN, RN, CCRN, a nurse coordinator on the Cardiovascular Surgery Unit at Methodist Hospital, for being honored with The DAISY Nurse Leader Award. She was nominated by fellow nurse coordinator Tim Hoarty, MSN, RN, who wrote:

“She is among the best cores in the building – compassionate, clinically competent in high-intensity situations and always supportive of her team. She is the role model that the rest of the cores and experienced nurses on 9 North look up to and strive to emulate. She is an amazing bedside nurse and an even better leader, always remaining calm and knowing what to do in a variety of challenging situations. The cardiac surgery recovery process requires 9N nurses to be well trained in a variety of ICU therapies, to be quick on their feet and think critically, and to be adaptable to multiple unique patient-specific situations. Ashley is the nurse and core any one of us would want on duty if our loved one were to go through open-heart surgery. She is trusted by providers, peers and patients/families alike. There are few who act with the professionalism that Ashley exhibits daily, and I am very proud to work alongside her.”

Do you know a nurse who is deserving of The DAISY Award? Nominations can be submitted by patients, family members, colleagues or “anyone who experiences or observes extraordinary compassionate care being provided by a nurse.” To nominate a Methodist nurse for The DAISY Award, click here.