Patient Care
November 15, 2024

Messages from the Gratitude Tree

Tree painted on wall

As the end of the year approaches, we like to take a deep breath of the chill air and think of all the things we are thankful for here at UCSF. At Parnassus, the Health Imaging Recognition Committee painted a canvas for people to leave words of gratitude to the many members of our radiology team. These are a few of the wonderful words growing on our Gratitude Tree.

Think about who you are grateful to, and maybe a new leaf will sprout!

Man standing next to painted tree

David Poon, Chair of the UCSF Health Imaging Recognition Committee

To All Rad Staff

Huge thank-you! To our Radiology colleagues for their tireless efforts and exceptional patient care. Your dedication is deeply appreciated.

Jessica A.

Radiology-I appreciate all your hard work, especially when there are difficult respiratory patients.

Kema C.

Painted leaves with written messages Painted leaves with two written messages

I’ve been working with Giuliana R. for the last 2 years and this recognition is way overdue. She is amazing at what she does and goes above and beyond to schedule patients with our pediatric IR docs. We had a small hiccup with our schedule and she was lighting fast in communicating with the patient and I, leaving the patient satisfied. Giuliana has a great demeanor with the patient and I can’t thank enough. You are amazing. Gold star to you!

Rachel L.

To Edgar, Kafis, and Jorge (NIR Fellows)

You guys are amazing! Thank you for all you do!

Anonymous

Three leaves with handwritten messages

Thank-you Rad Staff for your ongoing support in providing the best care to our patients. Appreciate your passion, dedication, and innovation.

Lordes M.

Bill and everyone on the team – Thank you. You were all very nice and made me feel good! I appreciate how you made me feel! Thanks.

Mario

Four people standing in front of a second painted tree

Mount Zion's Gratitude Tree with Wes Maupin, Cecilia Villar, Michelle Devaux, and Mike Wollslair

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