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Both my wife and I work in a hospital setting; she's a physician and I am an administrator. The hours are long. The commute is crazy. I struggle to balance between family and work. She feels guilty about not spending enough time with her two girls. What drives us to come to work every day are the people who we call colleagues, their love and compassion for the patients and the belief and fulfillment of knowing that we have a role (whether big or small) in making humanity a little better than it was yesterday.
At our hospital, greeters are known as "Red Coat". No, these Red Coats aren't the soldiers of England; they're the faces that meet anxious patients and family members as they enter the hospitals of our health system. They provide patients and loved ones warm welcomes as they are probably going through tough patches of their personal lives.
LOVE is an pop image by American artist Robert Indiana. It was the artist's tribute to his dead father in the 1966 painting. The red and green were meant to recall the sign of the Phillips 66 where he lived as a child and the blue represented the sky of his home state, Indiana.
This image was taken on the campus of the University of Pennsylvania. It's a good reminder that we need love and compassion in the professional roles that we play in providing healthcare. It can also be a reminder of what we need in our personal lives to feel fulfilled, and that love and compassion can carry us a long way. Find love and compassion in your life!
Image was taken with an iPhone X.
Learn more about LOVE and Robert Indiana: http://robertindiana.com/works/love-2/