Sarah came on shift, and one of her patients was an end-of-life patient. She sanitized her hands and used all proper PPE each and every time she came into the room. Upon the first visit, she would clean the entire room, remove and store unused and unneeded equipment, assess the patient, and advise the family of each med she was administering. Her body language projected knowledge, strength, and compassion. All the staff were amazing, to be honest, but Sarah added a personal glow when she entered the room. She took complete control of the room. From closing the blinds and explaining the light sensitivity issues that the patient may be experiencing due to medications to wiping down every surface, Sarah was exceptional. A member of the family in the room is an RN at another facility and remarked that the level of care and compassion was truly exceptional.`