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Over the next several weeks, we will provide an inside look at what it’s like to work at RUSH.
RUSH offers opportunity, community aid, a family feel
Customer Care Ranks High on RUSH’s Leadership Agenda
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Now working at the hospital where he was born, RUSH staffer brings heart to work each day
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Rush clinical nurse leads by example thanks to hospital’s unique shared governance structure
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Nurse Lisa Phalen treasures her RUSH ‘family,’ gives thanks for invitations to ‘sit at the table’
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