Gurwin Memory Care Nurse Receives Best of Long Island Award for Dedication
Gurwin Memory Care Nurse Honored With Best Of Long Island Award
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Tabitha Gully, a nurse at Gurwin Healthcare System's Memory Care Unit in Commack, New York, has been awarded the FourLeaf Best of Long Island award for her exceptional care and dedication to residents with dementia. With over 26 years at Gurwin, Gully emphasizes the importance of compassion and understanding in her role.
- 01Tabitha Gully has worked at Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center since October 1999, initially as a certified nursing assistant.
- 02She became a licensed practical nurse in 2002 and transitioned to the Memory Care Unit in 2014.
- 03Gully is a Certified Dementia Care Professional, having completed extensive training through Gurwin and the Alzheimer's Association.
- 04Her calm demeanor and ability to de-escalate high-stress situations have been praised by colleagues.
- 05Stuart B. Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, highlighted her immeasurable impact on families dealing with dementia.
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Tabitha Gully, a dedicated nurse at Gurwin Healthcare System's Memory Care Unit in Commack, New York, has received the prestigious FourLeaf Best of Long Island award for her exceptional care of residents with dementia. Gully has devoted over 26 years of her career to the Gurwin Jewish Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, starting as a certified nursing assistant in 1999 and becoming a licensed practical nurse in 2002. In 2014, she transitioned to the specialized Memory Care Unit, where she provides compassionate support to individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia. Gully’s extensive training includes accreditation as a Certified Dementia Care Professional, emphasizing her commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents. Her colleagues commend her calm demeanor and ability to handle high-stress situations effectively. Stuart B. Almer, president and CEO of Gurwin Healthcare System, praised Gully for exemplifying the compassionate spirit of nursing and making a significant impact on the lives of families facing the challenges of memory loss.
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Gully's recognition highlights the importance of compassionate care in nursing, particularly for families dealing with dementia, fostering a supportive community.
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