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2020 Clinician of the Year

Registered Nurse Finalists

Andrew Meyer, RN, BSN

Andrew Meyer
RN, BSN

Dallas, TX

What people said about Andrew:
"Drew is an outstanding nurse with an extraordinary balance of compassion, understanding, nurturing and responsibility given to patient and protocol."

- Eileen Croyle, Alternate Administrator, Credence Home Health Services

Originally from North Carolina, Andrew worked for 17 years as a field paramedic, supervisor and director of emergency medical services education. He moved to emergency department work and received his associate’s in nursing. As a nurse, he worked in a major trauma center for seven years and progressed to charge clinician. He transitioned from emergent to intensive care for six years in cardiac, medical-surgical and cardiothoracic units while achieving his BSN. Drew moved to Dallas to work in nursing management and quality and performance improvement. He now enjoys making a difference in his home health patients’ lives—helping them during their most vulnerable time—and making them smile during his visits.
Cory Crenshaw, RN

Cory Crenshaw
RN

Chicago, IL

What people said about Cory:
"She has detailed documentation and delivers great skilled services to her patients. She’s easy to reach and communicates well with doctors and case managers."

- Lorenzo Torre, Director of Nursing, Serenity Home Healthcare

Cory’s 10-year healthcare journey started in high school. She took an elective CNA class and knew immediately that nursing was her passion. In college, despite having her first child, she graduated and began working in an operating room, a nursing home and in home health. She has also been promoted to leadership roles, but she prefers bedside nursing. She enjoys caring for patients in their own home and building relationships with them. When she sees patients achieve their goals, that is very rewarding for her. In her free time, she watches sports, goes shopping, spends time outdoors and vacations with her husband and three children.
Elizabeth Robertson, RN

Elizabeth Robertson
RN

Chicago, IL

What people said about Elizabeth:
"Elizabeth is caring and professional. She's a strong communicator, and she looks out for her patients."

- Janet Flores, Administrative Assistant, Care Connect Home Healthcare, Inc.

Elizabeth graduated from the University of Chicago Olive Harvey School of Nursing in 1979 and later left for Hawaii to work at a children’s hospital and pursue a biology degree. She moved to California to start a family and work at Riverside County Hospital. She has since worked at University of Chicago and University of Illinois as a nurse, working in pediatric intensive care, surgical and emergent care. She had the honor to work in the first live liver transplant, be a primary care nurse for conjoined twins and assist with kidney and liver transplants. She now enjoys working as a home health nurse and case manager, but also travels with her childhood sweetheart in her free time.
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Eligibility

Nominated clinicians must have:

  • An active Axxess CARE profile on the mobile app
  • Completed internal or external visits for the nominating organization
  • A star rating
Nurse

Eligibility

Nominated clinicians must have:

  • An active Axxess CARE profile on the mobile app
  • Completed internal or external visits for the nominating organization
  • A star rating
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Andrew Meyer, RN, BSN

Andrew Meyer

RN, BSN

Dallas, TX

What people said about Andrew:
"Drew is an outstanding nurse with an extraordinary balance of compassion, understanding, nurturing and responsibility given to patient and protocol."

- Eileen Croyle, Alternate Administrator, Credence Home Health Services

Originally from North Carolina, Andrew worked for 17 years as a field paramedic, supervisor and director of emergency medical services education. He moved to emergency department work and received his associate’s in nursing. As a nurse, he worked in a major trauma center for seven years and progressed to charge clinician. He transitioned from emergent to intensive care for six years in cardiac, medical-surgical and cardiothoracic units while achieving his BSN. Drew moved to Dallas to work in nursing management and quality and performance improvement. He now enjoys making a difference in his home health patients’ lives—helping them during their most vulnerable time—and making them smile during his visits.

 Cory Crenshaw, RN

Cory Crenshaw

RN

Chicago, IL

What people said about Cory:
"She has detailed documentation and delivers great skilled services to her patients. She’s easy to reach and communicates well with doctors and case managers."

- Lorenzo Torre, Director of Nursing, Serenity Home Healthcare

Cory’s 10-year healthcare journey started in high school. She took an elective CNA class and knew immediately that nursing was her passion. In college, despite having her first child, she graduated and began working in an operating room, a nursing home and in home health. She has also been promoted to leadership roles, but she prefers bedside nursing. She enjoys caring for patients in their own home and building relationships with them. When she sees patients achieve their goals, that is very rewarding for her. In her free time, she watches sports, goes shopping, spends time outdoors and vacations with her husband and three children.

 Elizabeth Robertson, RN

Elizabeth Robertson

RN

Chicago, IL

What people said about Elizabeth:
"Elizabeth is caring and professional. She's a strong communicator, and she looks out for her patients."

- Janet Flores, Administrative Assistant, Care Connect Home Healthcare, Inc.

Elizabeth graduated from the University of Chicago Olive Harvey School of Nursing in 1979 and later left for Hawaii to work at a children’s hospital and pursue a biology degree. She moved to California to start a family and work at Riverside County Hospital. She has since worked at University of Chicago and University of Illinois as a nurse, working in pediatric intensive care, surgical and emergent care. She had the honor to work in the first live liver transplant, be a primary care nurse for conjoined twins and assist with kidney and liver transplants. She now enjoys working as a home health nurse and case manager, but also travels with her childhood sweetheart in her free time.