November 22, 2025 - 06:06

SGMC Health proudly recognized Carly Cooper, a dedicated Labor & Delivery nurse, as the most recent recipient of the esteemed DAISY Award. This international accolade is designed to honor exceptional nurses who demonstrate extraordinary compassion and skill in patient care. Cooper’s commitment to her patients and her professionalism have set a high standard within the nursing community.
During a heartfelt ceremony, Cooper was celebrated for her unwavering dedication and the positive impact she has had on the lives of countless families. Her colleagues and patients alike commend her for her ability to provide not only medical expertise but also emotional support during some of life’s most significant moments.
The DAISY Award serves as a reminder of the vital role that nurses play in healthcare, highlighting their contributions to patient experiences and outcomes. SGMC Health continues to foster an environment where nursing excellence is recognized and celebrated, ensuring that outstanding caregivers like Cooper receive the acknowledgment they deserve.
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