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Francisco Gonzalez just wanted to help students who deserved a helping hand.
Gonzalez is the manager of hospitality and concierge services at Texas Health Dallas and he oversees the hospital’s Project SEARCH program. It’s a 1-year unpaid internship providing high school seniors with disabilities an opportunity to learn life skills and hands-on training.
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“When you meet these students, you totally understand why I have the heart and dedication that do,” Gonzalez said.
Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals Sells Two Of Its Hospitals
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Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals DALLAS and KELLER, Texas and OKLAHOMA CITY (PRWEB) March 03, 2021 Everest Rehabilitation Hospitals, LLC is pleased to announce the sale of two of their operating rehabilitation hospitals (Oklahoma City, OK and Keller, TX). The hospital sales were made to Kindred / Texas Health Resources in Keller, TX and Kindred / Mercy Hospitals in Oklahoma City, OK.
“This is an extraordinary day in our company’s history, and we are proud that our hospitals have attracted the attention of such well-respected healthcare organizations. We continue to execute upon our strategy of developing and operating multiple physical rehabilitation hospitals across the United States, including our most recent announcement of our 7th rehabilitation hospital in E. El Paso, TX. We could not be prouder of each of our team members that co
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“This was as quick and as painless as it could possibly be,” Kelley said. “I am a public school teacher. I’m going to be around kids and trying to open schools back up. So, it was very important for me to make sure I’m safe, I’m personally safe, and I’m not going to spread anything to my students.”
Cindy Winfrey also received her first vaccine dose on Saturday at the Billingsley Field House location. Winfrey said she registered for a vaccine in early January.
“I was a little skeptical, I’m going to honest. I wasn’t sure, but I did a little research and decided, Go ahead, go through with it. I’m glad I did now,” Winfrey said. “The process was so much easier than I thought it was going to be.”