The ANA defines nursing as “the protection, promotion and optimization of health and abilities, prevention of illness and injury, alleviation of suffering through the diagnosis and treatment of human response, and advocacy in the care of individuals, families, communities and populations.” Diane Scheimann, BSN, RN, CCRN of CICU consistently exemplifies what is most unique about our profession. Diane is always flexible, respectful and reciprocal in her approach to patient care. Her patients describe her as “compassionate and knowledgeable”. Diane serves as a mentor/preceptor and inspires excellence in nursing among her peers, who describe her as “approachable, trustworthy and knowledgeable”. Diane is a Certified Critical Care RN and also a Diabetic Resource Nurse. Diane is currently taking classes to become a Geriatric Resource Nurse as well.

Nomination One:
Diane frequently volunteers in the community, most recently she participated in the United Way Day of Caring and the Minutes Matter campaign. I would like to nominate Diane Scheimann for the DAISY Award so that she may be recognized for the clinical expertise, professionalism and compassionate patient care she provides every day.


Nomination Two:
“She was the most caring nurse of the three floors we were on. She is a special nurse.”


Nomination Three:
“Diane is knowledgeable and nice to a greater degree than average. She is very accommodating over and above average. She made our entire party comfortable and welcome.”


Nomination Four:
“Diane is knowledgeable of her profession and provided hands-on professionalism with my brother-in-law. She eliminated any anxiety he had.”