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S a l u t e !

CORNER of: Joe Coy, West Des Moines Senior Lead, Executive Team to

We have been developing relationships with Grand View University, DMACC, and Kaplan University. We
have toured one another’s facilities. Next year we look forward to providing CEUs for their nurses and
establishing a preceptorship program. These relationships will foster more interest within their nursing
program to increase awareness of Iowa Home Care and candidates for HHA’s and nurses.

I want to introduce our new Clinical Supervisor, Jill Campbell. Jill is excited to begin this new role with
the idea of leading a team of wonderful care providers to our most deserving clients. She brings 16 years of home care experience
in the Des Moines area to share. Jill has a strong desire to continue working in this field of nursing because it allows for the most
caring individual attention a nurse can give.
Jill has been married for 31 years to David. They have lived in Pleasant Hill since 1995. They are both from North Iowa; Mason
City and Rockwell. They have three adult children; Jacob, Abigail and Samuel. They also have 3 grandsons and are expecting a 4th
grandchild this October. Their favorite activities are being with their family, boating and fishing and attending ball games. Jill has
passion for nutrition and became a certified health coach in 2015. They strive to stay active and healthy.
Jill has been very busy learning the operations of the office. Jill wants to meet and connect with all the field staff as soon as she
can. Her goal is to make a home visit with each of the RNs and LPNs. This will allow her to get to know them and see them work.
She can be reached by her cell phone: 515-421-0667 or email: Jcampbell@iowahomecare.com.

MEET I began my life-long journey of caring for others as a teenager working first as a CNA in a
nursing home and then providing home care and respite. After starting my nursing educa-
Jaime Haub RN MSN tion at Grand View College, I became an Advanced Nurse Aide and worked in that capacity
in the critical care units for Unity Point Health while in college. I worked in the critical care
Our new Director of AIC unit at a nurse, charge nurse and unit educator. In January 2009 I finished my Masters de-
gree in Nursing with a specialty in Health Care Education. In August of 2009 I went to work
for Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) as a Continuing Education Coordinator.
There, I developed programs for healthcare, wrote curriculum, hired instructors and taught
many healthcare courses. That experience helped me gain knowledge and strengthen my
belief that education is vital to competent and compassionate care. I am excited to join
American Institute of Caring to continue my passion of ensuring quality education to health-
care providers.
Jeans Fund
I live in Ankeny with my son, Jacob and dog, Jack.

Satisifed with Patient Care

By: Charles Ganske, Director of Marketing

300 Central Iowa physicians were surveyed, and 99.5% of the respondents reported that
99.5% they were satisfied with our patient care.
99.5%!!

Thank you to our provider partners, and to all of the hard working Iowa Home Care men
and women that make this level of service and physician satisfaction possible.