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  • Best Place to Work for Men in Nursing

    Men make up just 5 to 6 percent of the nurses in the US.

    Men make up just 5 to 6 percent of the nurses in the US. Leaders in Patient Services decided to change things.  Cincinnati Children's employs more than 100 men in nursing roles, with an active recruitment effort in place to attract even more.

    Visit the local chapter of the American Assembly for Men in Nursing (AAMN). Bill Lecher, MBA, MS, RN, and several other male nurses at Cincinnati Children’s began the chapter in 2007 with the support of the hospital’s Department of Nursing Recruitment and Retention.

  • DAISY Award

    The DAISY Award recognizes nurses at Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center for their excellence in patient care. Nurses use their education, skill and compassion to make a difference in the lives of others. Please join us in thanking those extraordinary nurses who are our "unsung heroes."

    Every month, Cincinnati Children’s will give one nurse the DAISY Award in special recognition of outstanding clinical skills, compassionate care and commitment to excellence. The DAISY Award is supported by the not-for-profit DAISY (Disease Attacking the Immune System) Foundation. Bonnie and J. Mark Barnes created this foundation and award as a way to remember their son, J. Patrick Barnes. During his prolonged hospital stay, his nurses did such a great job of caring for him that the Barnes family created an award that continues to recognize nurses throughout the country.

    Click here to submit a DAISY nomination.