April 09, 2024
Each year in May we celebrate all TriHealth team members for the work they do to provide direct patient care, support behind-the-scenes, and everything in between! The 2024 Healthcare Appreciation Week celebration will take place from Monday, May 13 through Sunday, May 19.
Last month, we invited TriHealth team members to share their artistic talents by participating in a t-shirt design contest – and we received over 150 design submissions! After a thorough deliberation, the top three designs have been selected and your votes have been tallied!
The top three designs were submitted by the following team members:
- Naomi Tayse Estella, Bereavement Counselor, HOC
- Rashawn Merchant, Inventory Controller, BNH
- Matthew Alexander, Multimedia Designer, Baldwin
Click here to order your Healthcare Appreciation t-shirt!
The votes are in! But don’t worry – if you missed your chance to vote, you still have the option to place an order for your very own FREE Healthcare Appreciation t-shirt through the end of May.
NOTE: The design you vote for is not guaranteed to be the design printed on the t-shirt. The design that receives the most votes will be printed on the t-shirt.
The Winning Design Will Be Revealed on May 15!
Be sure to tune in to the Team Member Town Hall on Wednesday, May 15 at 12:00pm as Mark Clement announces the winner in a special Healthcare Appreciation Week celebration!
The t-shirt design that receives the most votes will be featured on the official 2024 Healthcare Appreciation Week t-shirt and the team member who submitted the design will receive a $500 gift card.* The second and third place finalists will each receive a $100 gift card* and their designs will be recognized during the Healthcare Appreciation Week Team Member Town Hall. In addition, all team members who submit a design, except the top three finalists, will be entered into a random drawing for one of ten $50 gift cards.*
Questions?
If you have questions, please email TotallyAppreciated@trihealth.com.
*Gift cards are taxable. According to the IRS, gift cards given to employees are considered cash equivalent items. Like cash, gift cards must be included in an employee's taxable income, regardless of the gift card amount.