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The Unity Nursing team is comprised of outstanding professionals that each have a unique perspective on what it means to be a Unity nurse. Below are just a few of the stories we have to share with you. We hope that by learning more about the people here, and their experiences at Unity, you will be able to see yourself as part of the team.

Discover why Unity is a better place to be a nurse.

“I want to work where they help me make my dreams come true.”   Alma Small, R.N., Unity Dialysis Center

“I want to feel good about my work when I wake up in the morning.”   Monty Cox, R.N., Clinical Nurse Leader, Medical Surgery & Telemetry, Unity Hospital

“I work with a fantastic group of people who make it possible for me to achieve my goals.”  Sandra Sentiff, R.N., B.S.N. and Certified Diabetes Nurse Educator, Unity Internal Medicine

“I want to work where I can really make a difference.”  Debbie Purvis, R.N., Director, Emergency Center

“You truly feel like you've made a difference in someone's life every day here.”   Christine Ross, R.N., Park Ridge Living Center Transitional Care Unit

“I want to work where the spirit of teamwork comes alive everyday.”  Mary Ellen Reale, R.N., Operating Room

“Unity doesn't treat patients like numbers - we know that patient care is valued above everything else.”   Jodi Sanchez, R.N., B.S.N., Community Health Nurse, Long Term Home Health Care Program

“It's a very friendly, family-oriented environment with managers who are concerned with your professional and personal growth.”  Susie Gatewood, R.N., Nurse Manager, Edna Tina Wilson Living Center

“One day was all I needed to decide I wanted to work here.”  Kaitlyn Reed, R.N., Unity Hospital, 2200 Unit

“I feel like Unity listens to me - I know that my suggestions and ideas are taken seriously.”  Jean Schneller, M.P.H., R.N., Unity Chemical Dependency Outpatient Program