Nicolle Davis: Celebrating the Team Behind Life-Saving Mobile Stroke Care
Nicolle Davis, Director of Mobile Stroke Program at UF Health, shared on LinkedIn:
”This week, we hosted our very first Mobile Stroke Team Building Day, bringing together all three Mobile Stroke Treatment Units for a truly special and memorable experience!
As part of this transformative day, we had the opportunity to capture team photos before spending the afternoon focused on fellowship, camaraderie, and team-building activities.
Having our entire Mobile Stroke team together in one place was both surreal and inspiring.
Every day, these dedicated professionals make a meaningful impact in the communities we serve.
Their passion, commitment to excellence, and unwavering dedication to providing life-saving stroke care are unmatched.
We are incredibly proud of this team and all they accomplish.
Be on the lookout for our official fleet and team photographs in the coming weeks!
Until then, enjoy this behind-the-scenes glimpse of our amazing team and their Gator Pride!”
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