Rebecca came to SAF as a new grad in 2021 and has become one of our strongest nurses. She has done so much to help our patients in her time here. She started a group committee focused on improving the amount and quality of group activities the patients are offered. This committee has helped develop and implement several evidence-based things for patients, including a “HUSH” hour where the sensory input for the unit is brought down, and meditation is encouraged; the committee has created and implemented unit schedules to help guide the day and give patients an idea of what to expect. She regularly performs more group activities than any other nurse, which helps the patients significantly in this setting. She also serves as a charge nurse and/or preceptor almost every shift she works because she is so exceptional at her job. She cares so deeply about our patients and ensures they have the best experience possible and get the most out of their stay while they are here. She often flies under the radar despite all that she does for the building and deserves to be recognized for her years of dedication to ensuring our patients get the most out of their stay here at SAF.