Mercy Medical Center Nurses Recognized in Baltimore Magazine's 2022 "Excellence in Nursing" Edition

The survey attracted hundreds of nominations covering 19 different specialties over a 9-month period. Nominations were reviewed by a panel of nurse advisors (including Mercy’s clinical director of nursing, Donna Disney) who helped determine the winners. From Mercy, the following nurses were recognized:
 

Isatu "Fatima" Bah, MSN, RN – Management/Nurse Executives

 

Molly Bass, RN, C-EFM – Women’s Health

 

Stacey Brull, DNP, RN, NE-BC – Management/Nurse Executives

 

Susan Finlayson, DNP, RN, NE-BC – Management/Nurse Executives

 

LaChele Hazell, MSN, RN – Educator

 

Dina A. Krenzischek, PhD, RN, CPAN, FAAN, FASPAN – Research

 

Anthony Marzocchi, BSN, RN – Emergency Department

 

Antonio Megino, RN – Operating Room

 

Shantelle Mobley, MSN, RN – Medical-Surgical Nursing

 

Cynthia Morris, BSN, RN – Oncology

 

Maria Petela, RN – Medical-Surgical Nursing

 

Kimberly Wade, BSN, RN, CNOR – Operating Room

 

The magazine “solicited nominations from peers, supervisors, and patients of registered nurses, both in and out of hospitals, who represent the finest in their field.”

 

“Mercy nurses have long been recognized for their expertise, leadership, and compassionate care. They are truly rock stars, and so very deserving of this recognition,” said Dr. David Maine, President and CEO, Mercy Health Services.

 

Mercy RNs are committed to staying at the forefront of nursing excellence to provide the best care possible for patients. Mercy nurses enhance their clinical practice skills via such programs as the

 

Mercy was recognized earlier this year by Healthcom Media, the publisher of American Nurse, the peer-reviewed journal of the American Nurses Association, as top winner of the 2022 All-Pro Nursing Team Award, presented to the hospital’s Emergency Department team. 

• Forum for Shared Governance Accreditation — This accreditation recognizes Mercy’s commitment to nurse involvement in making decisions that impact clinical practice, quality improvement and professional development. Increased engagement through shared governance contributes to greater job satisfaction, outstanding patient experience and excellent clinical care.
• Best Hospital in Maryland for Nurses — Mercy has been named the #1 Best Hospital in Maryland for Nurses by Nurse.org, a nursing career website. The organization analyzed surveys from nurses in hospitals across Maryland to determine the results.
• 30 Most Nurse-Friendly Hospitals — Mercy has been recognized as one of the Top Nurse-Friendly Hospitals in the nation by TopRNtoBSN.com, citing Nursing Excellence awards, an atmosphere of teamwork and mentoring and an attractive benefits package.