The Pulmonary Health and Illness of the Lungs, PHIL, Award honors and recognizes the unsung heroes in the respiratory profession who understand that each breath matters and provide exemplary care and treatment for patients with respiratory illnesses. The PHIL Award was created in 2006 in honor of Philip C. Lamka, who passed away from Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) by his family.
This national award is presented at leading hospitals in the country to honor and recognize outstanding respiratory care. UHS is pleased to support the PHIL Award and nominations are now open. Colleagues are encouraged to submit nominations for their peers in Respiratory Therapy that exemplify the criteria Iisted below.
Selection Criteria:
Nominees embody professional excellence in the care of pulmonary illnesses that leads to improved healthcare outcomes among patients. Nominees should represent the highest levels of competency in the following areas:
Ranking Descriptions:
1. Consistently - Demonstrates the required skills, abilities and commitment for this job task.
2. Noteworthy - Achieves job requirements and occasionally exceeds expectations.
3. Exemplary - Consistently exceeds expectations resulting in extraordinary accomplishments.
This national award is presented at leading hospitals in the country to honor and recognize outstanding respiratory care. UHS is pleased to support the PHIL Award and nominations are now open. Colleagues are encouraged to submit nominations for their peers in Respiratory Therapy that exemplify the criteria Iisted below.
Selection Criteria:
Nominees embody professional excellence in the care of pulmonary illnesses that leads to improved healthcare outcomes among patients. Nominees should represent the highest levels of competency in the following areas:
Ranking Descriptions:
1. Consistently - Demonstrates the required skills, abilities and commitment for this job task.
2. Noteworthy - Achieves job requirements and occasionally exceeds expectations.
3. Exemplary - Consistently exceeds expectations resulting in extraordinary accomplishments.