SLBMC’s Kesha Willock Named Caribbean Nurse of the Year
This incredible achievement highlights her exceptional contributions as a registered nurse and midwife at the renowned Sir Lester Bird Medical Centre.
The excitement surrounding this prestigious accolade is palpable.
“We are over the moon to celebrate such an outstanding nurse from our very own team! Kesha’s dedication and passion for patient care set a remarkable standard,” the SLBMC stated.
Nurse Willock, known for her unwavering commitment and compassion, has truly gone above and beyond.
Whether comforting patients, showcasing her expert skills, or advocating tirelessly for those in need, she consistently leaves a lasting impact on the lives she touches.
“I’m overwhelmed with joy!” exclaimed Nurse Willock moments after receiving the award. “I love nursing, and I believe all my colleagues deserve this recognition. We’ve all been through so much, especially during the pandemic, and I’m filled with gratitude for every moment.”
With qualifications as a Registered Nurse, Certified Midwife, and Electroencephalographic (EEG) Technologist, Kesha is also ambitiously pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Her journey is an inspiring testament to the power of dedication and the spirit of nursing unwaveringly shining brighter than ever!
Congratulations, Kesha Willock! Your passion and commitment serve as an inspiration to us all!

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