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Memorial Hospital Honors Adrienne Caby, RN, BSN, for Excellence in Professional Development


Adrienne Caby, RN, BSN, Vascular Access RN
Adrienne Caby, RN, BSN, Vascular Access RN

Memorial Hospital is proud to recognize Adrienne Caby, RN, BSN, Vascular Access RN, for earning the Nurse Lead III (Expert) designation through the hospital’s Professional Practice Development Program. This honor marks a high level of professional growth and leadership in patient care.

 

Quality and safety are the foundation of Memorial Hospital’s mission. The Professional Practice Development Program helps nurses grow in their everyday practice by advancing their skills, knowledge, and professional judgment so patients and families receive the safest, highest‑quality care. The program follows nationally recognized guidance from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN) and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), using the Synergy Model to look at eight core areas of nursing from clinical judgment and collaboration to teaching and continual improvement.


Together, these areas create a profile of each nurse’s strengths and growth. Memorial Hospital organizes these competencies into nine progressive portfolio levels and uses a points system to recognize “above and beyond” professional contributions, supporting its pursuit of ANCC’s Pathway to Excellence standards. Earning Nurse Lead III (Expert) reflects achievement at one of the program’s highest levels.

 

Adrienne joined Memorial Hospital’s surgery department in 2011. She provides direct care to surgical patients and offers advanced vascular access services. As Memorial Hospital’s only advanced vascular access provider, Adrienne makes this specialized care available close to home and creates learning opportunities for nurses across the organization.

 

“Adrienne serves as a clinical expert and resource to staff across departments, promoting best practices and ensuring high‑quality, patient‑centered care delivery. Her leadership and commitment elevate care for our patients and strengthen our team,” says Kelly Jany, BSN, RN, Chief Nursing Officer.

 

Adrienne credits ongoing learning and teamwork for her success. “Nursing is a career built upon evidence‑based practice,” she said. “I value the commitment to continued education, as well as providing education opportunities. In my experience, my nursing peers are the greatest resources.”


Adrienne’s achievement reflects the aspirations Memorial Hospital holds for every team member: to learn continuously, share knowledge generously, and deliver safe, compassionate care. We congratulate Adrienne on this well‑deserved honor.

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