When Dee first joined Crossroads she only anticipated staying with the company for a short time until she found another position in pharmaceutical sales after the firm she worked for closed unexpectedly. “It was a blessing in disguise,” according to Dee.
When Dee first joined Crossroads she only anticipated staying with the company for a short time until she found another position in pharmaceutical sales after the firm she worked for closed unexpectedly. “It was a blessing in disguise,” according to Dee.
Monica and Dannell have forged a steady and unified bond that is driving success at the site. While “census could be higher” as with other Crossroads’ sites, operationally the Philadelphia site is meeting the needs of its patients with the highest level of end-of-life care that is Crossroads’ hallmark.
After more than 40 years in youth and pastoral ministry Tom Daniel thought he was finally ready to slow down. But his deep sense of purpose and a new opportunity to serve led him to Crossroads in Cincinnati where he now helps families carry the weight of grief with steady compassion and professionalism as a Bereavement Coordinator.
Growing up on a farm in upstate rural Pennsylvania Christian Bennett knew all about doing chores and working hard. Christian’s path to chaplaincy began years ago in college where, as a computer science major, he was drawn to campus ministry and a deeper calling.
As a member of the QRT (Quick Response Team) Marlene feels like she’s landed her dream position. Joining Crossroads and specializing in end-of-life care nursing was “a very good decision,” she said.
