August Employee Spotlight
Meet Amy Janis, South Dakota RN/Case Manager
Please help us warmly congratulate Amy Janis, the shining star of our August Employee Spotlight at Stillwater Hospice South Dakota, where she serves as an RN/Case Manager.
Amy's presence on our team is invaluable, as she consistently showcases unwavering dedication and reliability. Respected by her colleagues and clients alike, Amy's exceptional contributions and positive influence enrich the lives of those she touches.
We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Amy, delving into her journey as a Stillwater Hospice team member and beyond. In this insightful and fun exchange, we explore Amy's day-to-day experiences, the passion that drives her work, and the profound connections she fosters with our cherished clients.
Stillwater Hospice: What is your position with the company?
Amy: RN Case Manager.
Stillwater Hospice: What year did you start?
Amy: 2021
Stillwater Hospice: What is the best advice you've ever been given?
Amy: Take more pictures. This was from a time before we all had phones with cameras at our disposal, but it still rings true. I have so many missing gaps of time and memories that I wish I had captured in photos when I had the chance.
Stillwater Hospice: What advice would you give a candidate who wants to join our team of superstars?
Amy: Go for it! Change can be hard but so worth it.
Stillwater Hospice: What else would you be doing if you weren't so good at your job?
Amy: Working in a forensics lab solving crime.
Stillwater Hospice: Cats or dogs? Do you have any?
Amy: Dogs, for sure. I have a dog Bailee who is currently being extra loved in my daughter's home.
Stillwater Hospice: What is your favorite word in the English language?
Amy: Coffee
Stillwater Hospice: What's the most inspiring part of your job?
Amy: Watching my patients handle the most challenging obstacles with the most amazing perspective and dignity. We could all learn a thing or two by spending some time with someone facing a life-limiting illness.
Stillwater Hospice: What is the most important thing you learned as a child?
Amy: Take pride in your work and treat others like you want to be treated. I know you asked for one, but I had some pretty amazing parents that instilled some invaluable life lessons!
Stillwater Hospice: What would your superpower be if you were a superhero?
Amy: To be invisible.
Stillwater Hospice: When you were five years old, what did you think your profession would be?
Amy: Teacher
Amy, we thank you for your unwavering dedication and hard work; our patients and families sincerely appreciate you. Your compassionate approach and uplifting attitude create a significant difference in their lives. Keep shining brightly and continuing to make a positive impact!
