PRINCETON, W.Va. (WVVA) – A nurse at PCH earns global recognition for compassion.
At WVU Medicine Princeton Community Hospital, outstanding care is more than a mission it’s a way of life. And Registered Nurse Tonya Mills has just proven why. Mills, who serves in the Cath Lab, has been honored with the prestigious DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses, a global recognition reserved for nurses who consistently go above and beyond in patient care.
Tonya’s nomination stood out not only for her clinical skills but for her genuine compassion, empathy, and dedication. She was praised for her kindness, warmth, and attentiveness qualities that shine through in everything she does. What made her nomination even more special was the story of how she assisted a patient who wasn’t even in her department. Despite the task not falling under her official duties, Mills stepped in, offered her support, and cared for the patient as if they were family. Her actions didn’t go unnoticed they deeply inspired her colleagues and reminded everyone what true nursing is all about.
Tim Anderson, Vice President of Patient Care Services at Princeton Community Hospital, offered heartfelt praise:
“Her compassion and quiet leadership remind us what it truly means to care. She stepped in without being asked, gave her time freely, and treated that patient like family. Her actions represent the very best of who we are at PCH.”
In a field where every act of kindness makes a difference, nurses like Tonya Mills are true heroes. Her example sets a powerful tone not just for her team but for the entire hospital community. She leads not with loud words, but with quiet, consistent actions that speak volumes. It’s this kind of integrity and heart that elevates patient care and builds trust, healing, and hope.
The DAISY Award is part of a respected international program that celebrates nurses for their extraordinary work and commitment to excellence in care. Tonya Mills’ recognition is a shining example of what the award represents selfless dedication, unwavering compassion, and a passion for service that lifts patients and teams alike.
To every nurse striving to make a difference, let Tonya’s story serve as a reminder: every small act of care matters. In today’s healthcare world, people like Tonya don’t just perform duties they transform lives. Congratulations to Tonya Mills on this well-deserved honor. May her story inspire others to lead with compassion, courage, and heart.
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