Texas Health nurses again dominate the DFW Great 100 Nurses list
A total of 29 Texas Health Resources nurses have been named to the DFW Great 100 Nurses list, more than any other health system in North Texas. The nurses represent 11 entities, reflecting the strength of nursing throughout the system.
“Our nurses are committed to providing safe, compassionate care every day, and I am so proud of our 2023 DFW Great 100 Nurses honorees,” said Barclay Berdan, CEO, Texas Health. “These nurses embody our Mission and Our Texas Health Promise. We are blessed to have them as friends and colleagues.”
Nurses on the list are recognized for excellence in the art and science of nursing and for being role models, leaders, community servants, compassionate caregivers and significant contributors to the nursing profession. The honorees were selected from hundreds of nominees for this prestigious honor.
Texas Health nurses named to the 2023 DFW Great 100 Nurses list are:
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Allen
- Karen Schmidt
Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital
- Patrick Adwell
- Shonna Bracco
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Fort Worth
- Morgan Nolan
- Ann Quinlan
- Holly Yannetta
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Hurst-Euless-Bedford
- Stacye Greer
- Gift Nelson
- Pblomah Nyumah
- Jami Snawder
Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Southwest Fort Worth
- Tuyet-Tram Dang (Clearfork)
- Bonnie James (Clearfork)
- Paul Palermo
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas
- Jennifer Hay
- Rana Lyn Kaidbey
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton
- Rachea’ Cunningham
- Karla Guier
- Amy Hodges
- Rachel McDowell
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Kaufman
- Niki Killingsworth
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano
- Michelle Beshears
- Kristi Bonny
- Lauren Fischer
- Monica McEntire
- Jacqueline Senior
- LuAnn Webster
Texas Health Resources
- Stasia Crunk
- Kimberlin Moore
Texas Health Specialty Hospital
- Pamela Duffey
In addition to Texas Health nurses, 11 were recognized at UT Southwestern Medical Center. Texas Health and UT Southwestern work closely together in a clinically integrated network, Southwestern Health Resources.
