Mo’ath is an amazing role model for all of nursing. He is an amazing leader who is fair and equitable to all his staff. His passion for nursing and his strong commitment to "doing the right thing" for all people go above and beyond. He instills compassion and mutual respect and encourages the professional development of his leaders and their staff. He provides and encourages opportunities for leaders and staff nurses to grow professionally. Mo’ath sets the bar high for professional development for himself and the staff.

Mo’ath motivates staff with a shared vision and enthusiasm to achieve better outcomes for themselves and their patients. Patient safety, patient outcomes, and the patient's overall experience are high priorities. He wants to continually improve in all aspects of patient care and outcomes. He shares these high expectations with his leaders and builds process change to achieve outcomes. His leaders hold amazing respect and admiration for him, and they strive to help him reach his goals.

Mo’ath is an encourager and promoter of "it's the right thing to do." He is professional, respected not only by nurses but our medical staff as well. He lives by honor and leads with honor. He is the epitome of what a nursing leader should be; he is amazing. He is an amazing leader who is fair and equitable to all employees. His passion for nursing and his strong commitment to "doing the right thing" for all people go above and beyond.

He instills compassion, mutual respect and encourages the professional development of his staff. He provides and encourages opportunities to his staff for their professional growth. Mo’ath sets the bar high for professional development for the staff. Mo’ath is so respected not just within the hospital, but throughout the community. He, I believe, is a role model for any nurse or student nurse who has ever met him.