Recently the events surrounding Hurricane Harvey. Lots of close calls and spending four or five consecutive days at the medical center was high stress; especially when your immediate family was not at the medical center as well.

Addressing the customers concerns will indeed dictate the success of an organization. I ensure all concerns are addressed and when the outcomes are not what the customer wanted, transparency in explaning the situation goes a long way.

As for coworkers, open and honest dialogue work best. Hospital operations is usually very fast pace and stressful. Relationships and teamwork us a must. Difficult conversations are part of building and maintaining good working relationships.

To serve those who have served is quite an honor. You get to know many of the veterans and some become almost like family. I would encourage all to consider public service at one point in his/her career. You get a chance to be part of something thats bigger than all of us.

You would have to be called to that position as well as have a love and compassion for the Veterans.

I loved ministering to the needs of the Veterans, facilitating spirituality groups and providing worship services on Sundays.

Are there any openings available for PSS or housekeeping