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BROWARD HEALTH NORTH

Henry Herzog, RN

Henry Herzog, R.N., didn’t start his healthcare career as a
nurse. His first role at Broward Health North was as an X-ray
technician in the Operating and Emergency Departments.
In 2021, during the COVID pandemic, he became a nurse
and helped care for patients needing neurology, telemetry or
stroke care.
His commitment to patients was recently recognized by
the hospital’s leadership with a DAISY Award. The national
award celebrates nurses who demonstrate clinical excellence and extraordinary com-
passionate care.
“I am dedicated to helping people,” Herzog said. “I try to do everything I can to
make our patients feel safe. It’s important to me that I always strive to do better than
the previous day.”
Herzog, who now provides care in the Critical Care Unit, is already working on his
next professional goal to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA).

BROWARD HEALTH MEDICAL CENTER

Juliann DeSiato, RN

As one of only eight fresh-out-of-nursing-school graduates
to secure a coveted spot in Broward Health’s first-ever gradu-
ate internship program, Juliann DeSiato, R.N., quickly
proved herself to be indispensable.
Nurses (def): Trained with the fundamental basics, but without any
prior real-life clinical experience, DeSiato skillfully navigated
Heroes in different uniforms her way through the strenuous, 30-week instructional pro-
gram.
During the pandemic’s most challenging times, she worked
Thank you for your tirelessly in both Broward Health Medical Center’s Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and
Trauma ICU. It was her compassionate nature at the bedside of critically ill patients
uncompromising dedication. that caught the attention of her supervisors, along with her organized and detail-ori-
ented approach to her job.

Happy BROWARD HEALTH CORAL SPRINGS

Terri West, RN
Nurses Week! A trauma nurse who worked in Broward Health’s

Emergency Department for over 17 years, Terri West’s
newest role at the Broward Health Coral Springs cardiac
catheterization lab revealed the added value of her essential,
emergency-honed ability to address immediate and medical-
ly technical needs of sudden situations that can arise while
K K I I Z Z sion in gaining them more time together as a family after their mother coded during
caring for complex cardiac patients.
West recently was lauded by one family for her compas-
an emergency procedure. West came to work an hour early each day to educate the
mother about her condition so she would feel more open to deciding to allow a car-
diac catheter (AICD) implant — timely advice that ultimately saved the patient’s life.
The family called West’s gift of her time and empathy “priceless.” Once the patient
recovered, she even joined the hospital’s Patient and Family Advisory Council in trib-
ute to West’s care.
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