Schell-Chaple Honored with 2016 PRIDE Award

The UCSF School of Nursing is thilled to share that Volunteer Faculty Hildy Schell-Chaple, RN, PhD, CCNS, FAAN, was honored with a 2016 UCSF Medical Center PRIDE Award on August 30. The PRIDE Awards, given annually, recognize outstanding performance and commitment to the UCSF Medical Center’s core values:

Professionalism
 

Respect

Integrity

Diplomacy

Excellence

Schell-Chaple completed her graduate education at the UCSF School of Nursing. In a 2013 Science of Caring profile piece, she offered the following insights: “The key to serving patients is to create a collaborative and highly synchronized team—and that is one of nursing’s most important roles: to coordinate this team from the bedside and make sure the pieces come together to meet the needs of the patient and family.”

We are so pleased to see her recognized with this honor, as it encapsulates all the reasons we and our students cherish her as our Volunteer Clinical Professor.

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