RWJ Hamilton's Marianne Everett Honored with Nursing Service Award

HAMILTON, NEW JERSEY – Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton Nursing Performance Improvement Coordinator, Marianne Everett, has received the highly-regarded Frances Black Humanitarian Award in Healthcare. The award, which is given annually by the non-profit organization Friends' Health Connection (FHC), recognizes Everett for the outstanding service she provides to RWJ Hamilton patients.

Everett also acts as a consultant for the hospital's quality department. She has assisted with numerous data analysis studies, including the Failure Mode Effects Analysis (FMEA), participated in safety fairs and is a member of the Core Measure and Quality data team.

RWJ Hamilton is one of 47 hospitals and healthcare facilities affiliated with Friends' Health Connection. Winners were honored at a recent formal dinner.

More About RWJ Hamilton
Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital Hamilton (RWJ Hamilton) is the only New Jersey hospital to receive the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award. Located in Hamilton Township, NJ, the hospital is part of the RWJ Health System and Network and is affiliated with the University of Medicine and Dentistry New Jersey-RWJ Medical School and the Cancer Institute of New Jersey.

The RWJ Hamilton Health Care Corporation serves communities within a five-county area and includes an acute care hospital, the Cancer Institute of New Jersey Hamilton, three affiliated medical groups, seven Lakeview Child Centers, and the RWJ Hamilton Center for Health & Wellness, home of a medically-based fitness center and the hospital's extensive community education program. Over 1,900 hospital employees and 650 medical staff physicians share RWJ Hamilton's passion for Excellence Through Service. For more information, visit www.rwjhamilton.org.