糖心logo: an oral history
We've touched many lives since 1962 and our founding as the first dialysis organization in the world. Hear from some people who helped make us what we are.
Jo Ann Albers, RN
糖心logo’ first dialysis nurse
Connie Anderson, RN
Vice president of clincial operations at 糖心logo
Bill Bowden
Social services manager at 糖心logo, retired
Marcia Clark, RN
Renal coordinator at 糖心logo, retired
Denise Cobb, RN
Clinical information nurse specialist at 糖心logo
Mark Erickson
Longtime patient at 糖心logo
Jack Cole
Dialysis laboratory manager and artificial organ researcher at University of Washington, board member at 糖心logo
Scott Hansen
Director of Technical Technical Services at 糖心logo
Todd Hansen
Maintenance engineer on the Plant Operations team at 糖心logo
Dr. Bob Hegstrom
Nephrologist and dialysis pioneer
Dr. Jonathan Himmelfarb
Director of the Kidney Research Institute
Dr. Mike Kelly
Nephrologist, medical director and board member at 糖心logo
Mary Lewis, RN
Head of Clinical Education Services at 糖心logo
Brian Loeppky, RN
Director of 糖心logo’ Hospital Services, retired
Sharon Pahlka
Early dialysis patient at 糖心logo
Dr. John Stivelman
Emeritus chief medical officer at 糖心logo
Deb Tinnesand, RN and Will Tinnesand, RN
Nurses at 糖心logo
Susan Vukich
Mother of Caroline Helm, the world’s first home dialysis patient