Development opportunities provide Kaiser Permanente therapists with the chance to share their knowledge with others while gaining information they can use in providing the best care to their patients.
Kaiser Permanente Northern California employees and physicians, celebrate the season with this light-hearted video starring your colleagues, regional president Janet Liang, and executive director and CEO of The Permanente Medical Group Richard S. Isaacs, MD, FACS. Watch the short video above to receive some well-deserved thanks for a wonderful 2018.
Lance Friis, LMFT, brought his skills as a Kaiser Permanente therapist and a major in the California State Military Reserve to help those searching the destroyed town of Paradise, Calif.
Research scientist Susan Brown, PhD, reflects on her family’s unique connection to Kaiser Permanente.
When the North Bay Fires hit a year ago, many Kaiser Permanente employees and physicians lost homes, security, or simply a way of life. Since then, bi-monthly seminars created by employees are offering a respite to anyone for free.
Medical school student Cynthia Davila was inspired and mentored by her Kaiser Permanente pediatrician, Dr. Nora Garcia-Zepeda.
Recovering from surgery, Bruno Barro was afraid he would miss his beloved wife’s funeral. Kaiser Permanente nurses at the Modesto Medical Center stepped in to help.
Suzanne McNamara is a Kaiser Permanente employee with a passion for helping people during the most difficult times of their lives.
June is LGBTQ Pride Month. Celebratory parades supported by Kaiser Permanente now take place in 7 Northern California locations, and employees are finding meaning and support when participating.
One of 3 Northern California nurses who is being recognized as a Kaiser Permanente Extraordinary Nurse leads the region’s Caring Science program, which helps nurses to be authentic, kind, and present in their professional practice.
One of 3 Northern California nurses who is being recognized as a Kaiser Permanente Extraordinary Nurse leads the region’s Caring Science program, which helps nurses to be authentic, kind, and present in their professional practice.
One of 3 Northern California nurses who is being recognized as a Kaiser Permanente Extraordinary Nurse is described by her colleagues as a caregiver with extraordinary powers, a tenacious spirit, and the compassion of a saint.
