Showing posts with label elder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elder. Show all posts

Monday, June 17, 2013

#MeetTheTeam Part 4!

Giving all of you the opportunity to learn about our team is important to us, and we hope it's giving you some more insight into what we do at Clinical Resources. We call ourselves a team, not a group, or anything else, because each one of us does something that contributes to the growth of our organization. We all have our strengths and our weaknesses and that's what makes us human. We don't pretend to be perfect, but we strive to provide a tailored experience to every person we come in contact with because that is our top priority. We truly hope you have been enjoying learning more about our us, so here's our next installment of #MeetTheTeam!


Meet Susan Wernsman, our Recruitment Assistant Wonderwoman! 
Susan wears many hats in our organization, she's good at many things, and she walks so quickly that it's possible for her to get all of these things done. Most days, Susan is working hard at candidate sourcing, managing our recruitment database, and assisting Jennifer or anyone else in just getting the job done, whatever it may be. She treats each candidate within our database as her own, and pays attention to every last detail in all that she does. She assists in keeping everyone's tech (gadgets, systems) updated, and always goes the extra mile.




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Friday, June 14, 2013

We Wear Purple


Today is World Elder Abuse Awareness Day. Every year, millions of elderly and disabled vulnerable adults are exploited, abused, and neglected whether by physical, financial, or mental means. Often times, the elderly are dependent on others, such as caregivers in the long term care facilities we work with. Many of the elderly that live independently are targets for abuse, often by people whom they trust. We make it our mission to place consultants that are compassionate toward the elderly and work with healthcare organizations that work for the empowerment of seniors. 


Today, we wear purple.