MRHC Employee Awards

Manning Regional Healthcare Center congratulates three staff members who were recently recognized for their exceptional performance.

Steph BrinkDAISY Award – Steph Brink

Steph Brink, a med-surg and ER nurse, received the DAISY Award. She was recognized for her outstanding compassion, clinical skill, and patient-centered care. Known for her positivity, vibrant energy, and heartfelt dedication, Steph consistently goes above and beyond for patients and colleagues. Whether supporting individuals in recovery, comforting a parent in the ER, or brightening the hospital halls with her warm smile and glow-in-the-dark scrubs, Steph exemplifies everything the DAISY Award stands for.

She is compassionate and supportive. Her energy and enthusiasm are an inspiration to all,” shared one patient.

Read more about Steph and the incredible nominations she received here.

Shelli BarsbyOutstanding Employee Award – Shelli Barsby

Shelli Barsby, the acute care administrative assistant, received the MRHC Outstanding Employee Award. Shelli was nominated by her co-workers, who recognized her dedication, exceptional work ethic, and positive attitude.

This award honors an MRHC employee who consistently performs high-quality work and extra duties beyond those normally assigned, works well with others, assists whenever needed, has a positive attitude, displays exceptional dependability, and creates a positive work environment. Qualities that Shelli undeniably possesses, making her a popular nomination and an easy choice for the award.

She is the glue that holds us all together—the most organized of us all. If you can’t find something, she most likely knows where it is or how to find it,” said one nominator. 

Read more about Shelli and some of her nominations here.

Taylor NelsonImpact Award – Taylor Nelson

Therapy Director Taylor Nelson won the first MRHC Impact Award. This honor recognizes outstanding non-nursing employees whose care and dedication have left a meaningful and lasting impression on patients. Nominations come directly from patients who felt personally impacted by the care they received.

As the inaugural recipient, Taylor Nelson has set a high standard. He has made a profound impression on patients with his knowledge, compassion, and sincere commitment to helping others heal.

One patient shared,Taylor was so sincere and caring. I was really impressed with how much time he took to explain to me what was going on. I highly recommend Taylor, and I am so grateful for his help,“ 

Read more about Taylor and testimonials from some of Taylor’s patients here

Thank you to each of you for your continued commitment to MRHC. We are proud to have you on our team!

Taylor Nelson Receives First MRHC Impact Award for Exceptional Patient Care

Taylor Nelson

Manning Regional Healthcare Center (MRHC) is proud to announce that Physical Therapist and Therapy Director Taylor Nelson, DPT, is the first recipient of the newly established Impact Award. This honor recognizes outstanding non-nursing employees whose care and dedication have left a meaningful and lasting impression on patients. Nominations come directly from patients who felt personally impacted by the care they received.

As the inaugural recipient, Taylor Nelson has set a high standard. He has made a profound impression on patients with his knowledge, compassion, and sincere commitment to helping others heal. One patient shared, “My back improved so much following Taylor’s instructions. I’m so grateful for his help.” Another wrote, “Taylor did a great job explaining what was going on as well as helping with my pain.

His kindness and dedication were echoed in additional testimonials:

Taylor was so sincere and caring. I was really impressed with how much time he took to explain to me what was going on. I highly recommend Taylor, and I am so grateful for his help!

Taylor is the best! He’s kind and helps me do the treatments. I really appreciate the encouragement from him.

These heartfelt messages reflect the impact Taylor has had on the lives of his patients, not just physically, but emotionally as well. He exemplifies the qualities the Impact Award was created to honor: compassion, excellence, and a patient-first mindset.

MRHC congratulates Taylor Nelson on this well-deserved recognition and thanks him for setting the bar high as the first recipient of the MRHC Impact Award.