Pekin Hospital Nurse Receives Critical Care Certification

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Pekin Hospital and Progressive Health Systems are pleased to announce that Sarah Edmondson, RN, has completed her Critical Care Nursing Certification, a credential granted by the American Association of Critical Care Nurses.
Edmondson joined Pekin Hospital’s Critical Care Unit in 2013, starting as a student nurse intern before moving to a full-time nursing position. She is a graduate of Illinois Central College and the Methodist College of Nursing, where she was named valedictorian.
“Sarah is a wonderful asset to Pekin Hospital and the community,” said Cheri Lawrence, Critical Care Unit Director. “She excels in critical thinking and provides high-quality, compassionate care to the patients we serve.”

Part of Progressive Health Systems, Pekin Hospital is a 107-bed medical center serving Tazewell, Peoria and Mason Counties since 1913. For more information visit pekinhospital.org.

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