Methodist Names May Employees of the Month

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Peoria, Illinois (May 12, 2010)-Methodist Medical Center has announced the May, 2010 Employees of the Month. Their peers in the areas of patient care, nursing, and non-nursing support recognize three separate employees.

The three selected were Penny Maher RN of Washington who was selected for the category of Nursing. She works in CVICU (Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit). Also selected was Caroline Booth of Chillicothe for non-nursing support. She works with Business Development. And for the category of Patient Care, Alisha Henkhaus of Bartonville was selected. She works at the Peoria MedPointe.

All three will be honored at a hospital reception on Wednesday, May 19, 2010

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