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Donnelly, James

From: Donnelly, JamesSent: Wednesday, October 01, 2014 7:39 AMTo: HAM_NURSE_DIRECTORSCc: Durniok, Brian; Engel, JanetSubject: FW: 2015 Summer Student Nurse Internship Program Attachments: SNI Flier 2015.pdf

Colleagues,  See the message below from the Talent Acquisition regarding the Student Nurse Intern Program:  *********************************************************************  CNOs and Clinical Leaders,  I’m pleased to share a quick overview of this year’s recruitment plan for the 2015 Summer Student Nurse Internship Program –  Applicant Information 

Applicants can apply through November 15 via http://www.upmc.com/Studentnurse   Attached is a flier that can/will be shared as widely as possible 

 Recruitment Strategy 

The opportunity is being advertised at 45 academic institutions via the Career Services or School of Nursing website 

o To further promote on campus, we will be at nursing related career fairs and presenting to junior level classrooms at select academic institutions 

Holly’s office sends a letter to various School of Nursing Deans   UPMC will be represented at SNAP’s Annual Convention in mid‐November  In addition to this group, similar information will be shared with the identified BU coordinators and the 

Academic Service Partnership Council  Here’s how you can help… Perhaps you teach at a local institution? Or have nursing students on your unit or floor now? Please share this flier with any nursing students you know! Any specific questions can be directed to our Campus Programs Team (Pam Arroyo, Program Director or Paige Rogers, Employment Specialist).  ‐‐‐ Please distribute the flyer as appropriate.  Thanks, Jim  Jim Donnelly CNO, VP Patient Care Services UPMC Hamot 201 State Street Erie, PA 16550 Office 814‐877‐4143 

72245 TACS 09/14

ApplicAtion deAdline is november 15

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Don’t miss your chance to enhance your nursing education with a meaningful summer internship!

The Summer Student Nurse Internship program is a paid, 10-week internship for students in their junior year or equivalent that provides students with:

• Experiencing professional nursing in a quality driven premier health care system

• Clinical education experiences that will bridge the gap between academia and practice

• One-on-one mentoring by a dedicated preceptor

Choose from the below hospitals where your top preference would be to work this summer!

• Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC • Magee-Womens Hospital of UPMC

• UPMC Hamot • UPMC Horizon

• UPMC McKeesport • UPMC Northwest

• UPMC Passavant • UPMC Presbyterian

• UPMC Shadyside • UPMC St. Margaret

• Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic of UPMC

Program dates are May 18 through July 25, 2015. For more information, please visit UPMC.com/Careers/Studentnurse

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Donnelly, James

From: Donnelly, JamesSent: Monday, October 29, 2012 1:01 PMTo: Shatzer, MelanieSubject: Re: Confirming SNIs

Yes, sorry. We will do 16.  Jim Donnelly CQO/CNO UPMC Hamot 201 State Street Erie, PA 16550  Office 814 877‐4143 Mobile 814 440‐0199  On Oct 29, 2012, at 11:22 AM, "Shatzer, Melanie" <shatzermb@upmc.edu> wrote: 

Hi Jim, In follow‐up to the 10/15 CNO Weekly, have you had an opportunity to confirm that Hamot would host 16 summer student nurse interns?     Summer Student Nurse Internship:  If you have not already done so, please forward your 2013 summer student nurse intern projections to Melanie Shatzer by 10/19.  Please see attached for the SNI flier.      Thanks, Melanie     Melanie Shatzer, DNP, RN Director, Academic Service Partnerships UPMC 11081 Forbes Tower 200 Lothrop Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 647‐7917  shatzermb@upmc.edu   This e‐mail may contain confidential information of the sending organization. Any unauthorized or improper disclosure, copying, distribution, or use of the contents of this e‐mail and attached document(s) is prohibited. The information contained in this e‐mail and attached document(s) is intended only for the personal and confidential use of the recipient(s) named above. If you have received this communication in error, please notify the sender immediately by e‐mail and delete the original e‐mail and attached document(s).          

UPMC HAMOT8/30/2012 Business Unit

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Department Dept IDMICU 20381

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Darren Redding 143661 1/13/2013

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Date: Matthew Niles, MSN, MHA, RN 12.31.2012 Marci Bradley 1/2/2013 Date 1/2/13 Jim Donnelly

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Donnelly, James

From: Donnelly, JamesSent: Friday, July 20, 2012 3:58 PMTo: HAM_NURSE_DIRECTORSSubject: FW: Summer Nurse Internship Awards Attachments: Intern Essay Award Winners.docx

See  below; a great essay by Lauren Astorino from UPMC Hamot was selected as one of five winners from across the UPMC system.  From: Shatzer, Melanie Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2012 8:40 AM To: Lorenz, Holly L; Rader, Sandy; Donnelly, James; Hupp, Diane; Jordan, Barbara A; DiCuccio, Margaret; McLaughlin, Maribeth Cc: Tongel, Marcia; Brock, Lorraine; Jones, Dawndra; Beckey, Linda; Bondra, Linda; Bridgman, Amy; Brooks, Kim A.; Carlson, Michele; Cooper, Diann; Drapas, Jennifer; Feiler, Connie; Frank, Deborah (Mercy); Herisko, Camellia; Klamut, Kimberly; Lukanski, Amy; Peterson, Peggy; Watters, Shelley; Weimer, Jennifer; Witsberger, Cathy Subject: Summer Nurse Internship Awards  Good morning.  Yesterday we held the 2012 Summer Student Nurse Internship Workshop and Awards Ceremony.  The SNI coordinators were faced with a challenge of selecting 5 award recipients for the internship essay awards.  The essays were selected based upon the submissions that best exemplified a knowledgeable and compassionate patient care experience.   The five award recipients were:  

Lauren Astorino (Hamot)  Evelyn Kurpiewski (CHP)  Sambina Roschella (PUH)  Kristen Schall (NW)  Rose Turley (SHY) 

Summer interns also have the opportunity to nominate their preceptor for the SNI Preceptor Award.  We selected two recipients:  

Angela Harb (Mercy)  Nancy Miller (Magee)  

 The winning essays and preceptor nominations are attached.  I think you will find some very touching stories about the art and science of nursing.  Thanks, Melanie   Melanie Shatzer, DNP, RN Director, Academic Service Partnerships UPMC 11081 Forbes Tower 200 Lothrop Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213 (412) 647‐7917  shatzermb@upmc.edu  

Student Nurse Intern Essay Award WinnerIntern Essay Award Winners:  Lauren Astorino (UPMC Hamot)

The first week of my journey as an intern, I had a wonderful encounter with a patient.  This particular experience would become the motivation to the sparkle in my smile throughout my days at UPMC Hamot.

His name was Luke.  Luke was in his late 30’s and had Down’s syndrome.  He would be missing the Special Olympics due to his illness, where he shined every year as an all‐star swimmer.  He would typically be on his trip that very day and would compete the following day.  Despite this disappointment, Luke was so pleasant.  I believe, “Thank you,” were his favorite words.  I was in awe of his sweetness and his gentle character.  At the end of my shift I told Luke goodbye and that, I hoped he would feel better and maybe I would see him tomorrow.  Luke looked at me and grinned from ear to ear as he said something I could not quite make out.  I told him I could not hear him and again he smiled, while looking down at his hand.  He then held up his hand, “I love you,” in sign language, while again saying, “I love you.” As I walked out of the hospital that night, all I could think was‐‐I am right where I want to be.  Those are the moments that make every long week, tough day, and busy hour beyond worth it.  It was not only a pleasure, but also a privilege to assist in taking care of Luke.