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Northside Hospital prides itself in not only serving the community but also being part of the community. That’s why we are extremely proud of our unique partnership with the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park. Together, the Atlanta Braves and Northside Hospital work on community programs and game days dedicated to our frontline heroes.
Here at Northside, we strive to come up with new ways to keep the community healthy.
When the COVID-19 vaccine was available to the public, our challenge was to get as many people access to it as possible. Our incredible partnership with the Atlanta Braves allowed our staff to use Truist Park as a vaccination site.
We are proud to say that thousands of Georgians were able to safely walk into Truist Park and receive their vaccination.
It’s no surprise that the 2021 World Champions recognize and honor talent. Northside Hospital is proud to honor our talent with the Atlanta Braves at Truist Park.
Our staff can even put their baseball skills to the test. We choose one employee, who is nominated by colleagues, to throw out the first pitch of the game. Needless to say, it’s a different kind of pressure from their everyday job.
Northside Hospital nurses Cathy Stubsten and Fran Mathis organized COVID-19 vaccine clinics earlier this year and Northside Hospital administrators thanked them with tickets to World Series Game 4.
Nicole Amadio, an incredible ICU nurse in Duluth, threw out the ceremonial first pitch at the Atlanta Braves game at Truist Park in September.
