For the past three weeks
my wife,
Narcissa
,
and I have traveled across the
E
ast coast going to
c
onferences, visiting employees, and our customers. Visiting with employees (teammates) and customers is one of my greatest joys. It provides me with feedback regarding whether we are doing our job by taking care of our customers and teammates in the field. I would like to give a huge
THANK YOU
to our teammates in the field for doing a great job. Your care factor for what you do is over the top! We
value what you do
! To our customers,
we appreciate
the opportunity to serve you! We will always do our best!
Our goal is to strive to make a difference in people’s lives every day.
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Summer greetings from San Antonio,Texas! We are honored to have you as part of the Donald L. Mooney Enterprises (DME) team. During this time of the year, all of us travel and engage in many outdoor activities. Please remember - SAFETY FIRST! Don’t drink or text while driving, wear seatbelts, and don’t leave children or pets in the car. Enjoy the great outdoors but always be safe and look out for each other. Check out our newsletter for some additional safety tips. Thank you for your hard work, dedication, and “Making a Difference in People’s Lives Every Day.”
Kevin Kline, President
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Additional Summer Safety Tips:
- Beat The Heat: Take breaks and drink lots of water.
- Bug Safety: Mosquitoes can cause a number of illnesses, including Zika and West Nile Virus. Use an EPA approved insect repellent and wear long-sleeve shirts and long pants.
- Water Safety: Never swim alone. If you get caught in a current, don't try to fight it, stay calm and float with it or swim parallel to the shore until you can swim free of the current.
- Bicycling: Wear a helmet, watch for traffic, wear reflective gear at night, use a rear view mirror, a bright headlight and have a horn or a bell mounted on your handle bars.
- Distracted walking is on the rise due to people focusing on their phones. Put your phone away when you are walking near traffic. Don't wear headphones that might prevent you from hearing an oncoming vehicle. Wear bright and/or reflective clothing. Be alert.
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The Story Begins in Nairobi, Kenya in 2007
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Kenton Lee was out walking one day with the kids and noticed a little girl in a white dress had shoes that were too small for her feet. An idea was born! Visit the link below to read the story.
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Donald L. Mooney Enterprises (DME) would like to recognize Shannon Brown, RN, Co-Founder of Universal Nursing Services of Texas, LLC in San Antonio and who serves as Clinician for DME. Shannon has been invited to give the keynote talk on Nursing and Ethics: The Importance of Your Internal Compass at the World Congress on Nursing Research and Evidence Based Practice conference being held October 15-16, 2018 in Paris, France. What a great honor! We are proud to have Shannon on our team!
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Waverly Labs has created wireless earbuds that will eliminate language barriers. The Pilot looks like standard wireless earbuds. They fit snugly in the ear and can also be used to play music on your phone.
Waverly Labs claims that they can translate languages in real time, allowing conversations between two people who speak different languages.
The app is available for both iOS and Android devices. Using the app, you can select a "source language" and a "target language" before starting a conversation. Once you are ready to start translating, you can press the microphone and simply start speaking or you can type into the app.
Currently the Pilot can translate between 15 different languages.
If you want to have a conversation with someone else, simply share one of your earbuds, you wear one and the other person wears one.
When one person starts talking in their own language, the buds will pick it up. The conversation is sent through the app where it is translated into the other speaker's language. The other person will then hear the translation in their own earbud!
Currently, they have pre-orders at a price tag of $250 with 27,000 units sold.
Just think how this technology could change our ability to communicate. The healthcare industry could benefit when a healthcare provider is unable to communicate with a patient or the patient's family member.
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We Celebrate Our Field Employees
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Anna Amaya
Cain Baggett
Keshana Bailey
Malvia Bailey
Caitlin Balawender
Elizabeth Balderas
Michael Ballesteros
Vincent Balleza
Teresa Batrez
Stephanie Booth
Michelle Brewer
Racheal Brewton
Lilia Briano
Joslynn Broughton
Lance Bullock
Robert Burger
Roshonda Burt
Marissa Cardenas
Chris Cardona
Eric Carter
Anjelie Cazares
Daniel Cedillo
Jesse Cervantes
Shamika Charles
Michael Cleveland
Aaron De La Hoya
Dustin Delano
Jose Diaz
Karina Diaz
James Dickerson
Sara Dulmaine
Crystal Flores
Tanjanika Ford
Darlene Franklin
Alicia Gamino
Jorge Garcia
Joe Garcia
Thelma Garza
Amy Garza
Yvonne Generally
Kenneth Glenn
Emmanuel Granados
Kevin Grant
Robert Grant
Candace Green
Arielle Grier
Chris Hamilton
Kimberly Harris
Justin Harrison
Taj Hennington
Irma Hernandez
Liliana Hernandez
William Herron
Tequila Hodge
Francis Ibikunle
April Jackson
Shawanna Jean-Paul
Amber Jefferson
Louise Johnson
Tni Johnson
Tanielle Johnson
Susie Juarez
Catherine Kapustka
Robert Kauska
Rosemary Kettrey
Eric Kettrey
Aaron Kilroy
Dinetta King
Shirelle Kunjufu
Steven Lamb
George Lane
Eli Leifeste
Khadijha Lewis
Dennis Lingbeek
Roberta Linneman
Adrian Lott
Erica Magana
Michael Martel
Victor McCall
James McCord
Shauntay McDowell
Mamie McGowan
Jose Medina
Shiquita Millage
Angelica Morales
Monica Morelos-Castro
Kerri Mosher
Harsh Nanda
Terry Nolan
Edgar Nunez
Trina Olvera
Eva Orozco
Letisha Patterson
Veronica Perales
Jonathan Percy
Angel Perez
Christian Perez
Devyn Richardson
LaConya Robertson
Bruce Robinson
Bobbi Jo Rogers
Kenny Roller Linares
Israel Romero
Curtis Russell
Jeremy Russell
Fernando Sanchez
Heather Shultz
Sule Sizemore
Roderick Sloan
Deiondre Smith
Jennifer Smith
Dana Smith
Dawn Smith-Churchill
Jada Stevenson
Laveatrice Sullivan-Clark
Katie Taylor
Dominique Turner
Nerissa Tyrrell
Nakia Villalobos
Jarree Warren
Charles Waters
Dietrich White
Katherine Williams
Mark Williams
Karrion Wilson
Taquan Wilson
Keri Wooten
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MAY BIRTHDAYS CONTINUED
Manuel Barrios
Kenneth Barrow
Diana Berton
Gary Bess
Arthur Biktashev
Tyrone Bodison
Rhonda Boggan
Samuel Booker
Souvanny Bounyasak
Larry Bowman
Edwin Bowman
Waymon Brazzile
Edith Breau
Paul Brown
Dejuanique Brown
Leah Casares
Franchesca Cerna
Jose Chaverria
Sugey Chavez
Tiffany Cherry
Delrick Colwell
Glynn Conley
Exisa Corral
Miguel Cortes
Mark Damiano
Alexia Dancer
Kesia Derry
Mylz Douglas
Miguel Garcia
Tracey Gilmore
Christopher Gonzalez
Lorie Gose
Jason Green
Michael Guillory
Eric Hamilton
Kierra Harrison
Xavier Haywood
Joe Hernandez
Zzaaidd Hernandez
Sonia Herrera
Maria Hines
Raven Holloman
Yuvette Humphrey
Joseph Iervolino
Bert Johnson
Andrew Jones
Jevon Kennebrew
Faizan Khan
Maria King
Tyler Lacy
James Lamont
Erica Longoria
Julio Lopez
Teresa Lugo
Marcos Madrid
Hillary Mangum
Jennifer Mapili
Linda Martinez
Antonio Mata
Raquel Mata Martinez
Jamaal McDonald
Veronica McKinney
Johnnie Mckinney
Kendall Melancon
Dyrell Nash
Fabrice Nguegoue
Elias Ochoa
Joanna Ortiz
Stephen Pena
April Perkins
Timothy Peterson
Gordon Pope
Joycelyn Prince Mascall
Mario Puentes
Curtis Reyes
Rosemary Riskind
K'Wame Robinson
Daysa Rogan
Wonda Rogers
David Romero
Rocio Romo-Thomas
Sujey Saavedra
Gerardo Salazar
Robert Saldana
Melissa Sanchez
Sabas Sauceda
Jesus Saucedo
Billy Schomberg
Kenneth W. Scott
Frederick Sebastian
Abraham Segundo
Ashley Shockey
Matt Shows
Anita Soares
Demarcus Steverson
April Taylor
Michael Taylor
Mindy Teague
Jackie Thomas
Autumn Thompson
Maria C. Torres-McDonald
Mary Tune
Jesus Urdiales
Andrew Walker
Jessie Watson
Leon Wesley
Deante Womack
Natorian Wright
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Kudos are read during each monthly celebration. Here's the recipients for May:
All of the employees in this photo were nominated by a co-worker or supervisor for "making a difference in people's lives everyday" and going above and beyond what is required of them.
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Left to Right - John Walker, Liedy Harkness, Frances Rios, Carolina Frias, Colleen Hersey, Priscilla Pizana,Aries Ikponmwosa, Gerry Diaz , Errica Bennett (back), Andrew Mooney (front), Michael Thomas, Sandi Ward (back), Lancia Stewart. Great job team!
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DME Government Services Welcomes
Davidson Julot
Credentialing Specialist In May
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Benjie's Munch Truck Brought Delicious Food In June To The Corporate Office
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Dan Riley and Ely Reyes
IT Department Give The Food
Two Thumbs Up!
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Has Your Vehicle Had A Recall?
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May
Andeel Ali
Lorenzo Ruedas
Kevin Kline
Liedy Harkness
Gloria Holt
Linda Valdez
Sandi Ward
Errica Bennett
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June
Marques Bradley
Sybil Burnette
Alba Jackson
Jennifer Avila
Michael Thomas
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Corporate Anniversaries
April
Ed Billman
Marc Rhoten
Andeel Ali
Josette Leija
Natalie Hunte
May
Aries Ikponmwosa
Laurie Mayhugh
Nina Lowe
Errica Bennett
Davidson Julot
Jennifer Avila
Michael Brackens
Yvonne Alva
Alicia Saenz
June
Elyziah Reyes
Ina Steadman
Kevin Kline
Sonya Walker
Valerie Vazquez
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We Celebrate Our Field Employees
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Kwame Adjei
Abbey Alexson
Brandon Andrews
Sammy Ayatey
Manuel Barrios
Kenneth Barrow
Diana Berton
Gary Bess
Arthur Biktashev
Ed Billman
Tyrone Bodison
Rhonda Boggan
Samuel Booker
Souvanny Bounyasak
Larry Bowman
Edwin Bowman
Waymon Brazzile
Edith Breau
Paul Brown
Dejuanique Brown
Leah Casares
Franchesca Cerna
Jose Chaverria
Sugey Chavez
Tiffany Cherry
Delrick Colwell
Glynn Conley
Exisa Corral
Miguel Cortes
Mark Damiano
Alexia Dancer
Kesia Derry
Mylz Douglas
Miguel Garcia
Tracey Gilmore
Christopher Gonzalez
Lorie Gose
Jason Green
Michael Guillory
Eric Hamilton
Kierra Harrison
Xavier Haywood
Joe Hernandez
Zzaaidd Hernandez
Sonia Herrera
Maria Hines
Raven Holloman
Yuvette Humphrey
Joseph Iervolino
Bert Johnson
Andrew Jones
Jevon Kennebrew
Faizan Khan
Maria King
Tyler Lacy
James Lamont
Erica Longoria
Julio Lopez
Teresa Lugo
Marcos Madrid
Hillary Mangum
Jennifer Mapili
Linda Martinez
Antonio Mata
Raquel Mata Martinez
Jamaal McDonald
Veronica McKinney
Johnnie Mckinney
Kendall Melancon
Dyrell Nash
Fabrice Nguegoue
Elias Ochoa
Joanna Ortiz
Stephen Pena
April Perkins
Timothy Peterson
Gordon Pope
Joycelyn Prince Mascall
Mario Puentes
Curtis Reyes
Rosemary Riskind
K'Wame Robinson
Daysa Rogan
Wonda Rogers
David Romero
Rocio Romo-Thomas
Sujey Saavedra
Gerardo Salazar
Robert Saldana
Melissa Sanchez
Sabas Sauceda
Jesus Saucedo
Billy Schomberg
Kenneth W. Scott
Frederick Sebastian
Abraham Segundo
Ashley Shockey
Matt Shows
Anita Soares
Demarcus Steverson
April Taylor
Michael Taylor
Mindy Teague
ackie Thomas
Autumn Thompson
Maria C. Torres-McDonald
Mary Tune Jesus Urdiales
Andrew Walker
Jessie Watson
Leon Wesley
Deante Womack
Natorian Wright
Kwame Adjei
Abbey Alexson
Brandon Andrews
Sammy Ayatey
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We Celebrate Our Field Employees
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JUNE BIRTHDAYS
Anita Allen
Luis Arroyo
Carrie Ashley
Jorge Balderas
Anthony Bandele
Shawn Dowe
Natasha Dykes-Ford
Amy Findeisen
Alison Haga
Tracy Higdon
Nyeashia Jackson
Marie Jones
Jerry Ledet
Stephanie Lopez
Mamdrena Majoro
Shenita McCrary
Jesalyn Moore
Tad Nickerson
Regina Odom
Martin Ponce
Agustina Preston
Sandra Rebello
Kristy Rickman
Mary Schallenberger
Amanda Stephens
Meredith Taylor
Jessica Tessier
Jacqueline Thompson
Samantha Williams
Everette Williams
Laura Winslow
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DME Celebrated Fiesta 2018 With Fat Tummy Empanadas Food Truck In Front Of The Corporate Office
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Our CEO, Donald L. Mooney
Participating In The Fiesta Fun!
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Jenny Ritchie Striking A Pose!
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Roberth Boyd and Valerie Vazquez from PrimaCore Solutions (A Donald L. Mooney Enterprises Company) joined in on the outdoor fun and food.
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TRIVIA CORNER
Who was credited with originating the wave at sports events?
A. Marketing Intern
B. Cubs Bat Boy
C. Pro Cheerleader
Answer: In 1981 a professional cheerleader in Oakland by the name of Crazy George Henderson started it during a playoff baseball game between the New York Yankees and the Oakland A's.
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CINCO DE MAYO
We Never Miss An Opportunity To Celebrate!
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Hey, did you wash your hands recently? Well, you probably did it wrong.
CNN pointed out
a recent government study found that 97 percent of the time, people fail to properly wash their hands—a problem that can lead to all sorts of unnecessary illnesses being spread.
According to the US Department of Agriculture
, people are falling short of meeting the standards for acceptable handwashing set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The bar to make sure your hands are sufficiently clean requires you to wash and scrub with soap for at least 20 seconds.
The study looked at 363 people in six kitchen test facilities located in the Raleigh-Durham region of North Carolina and in the town of Smithfield, North Carolina. What it found was nearly every person working in the kitchens failed to reach the handwashing standard set by the CDC, which is probably not reassuring if you’re currently out to eat at a restaurant in Tar Heel State.
In addition to not properly washing their hands, the
USDA reported
that “numerous” participants inexplicably didn’t even bother to dry their hands after washing them, which is like...what? Are you just air-drying your hands while working with food? Don’t do that.
While falling a couple of seconds short of the recommended time doesn’t seem like it’d be all that bad, the study showed just how easily poor hygiene can compound into other problems. According to the USDA, participants managed to spread bacteria to spice containers while preparing burgers about half of the time when they failed to wash their hands. Eleven percent of the time, those involved in the study spread bacteria to refrigerator handles.
“You can’t see, smell or feel bacteria,” Carmen Rottenberg, acting deputy undersecretary for food safety at the USDA, said in a
statement
. “By simply washing your hands properly, you can protect your family and prevent that bacteria from contaminating your food and key areas in your kitchen.”
Perhaps the only thing more shocking than the fact that 97 percent of people involved in the study washed their hands wrong is the fact that we’ve all apparently gotten worse at this basic bit of hygiene over time. A
2013 study
conducted by Michigan State University found just five percent of people washed their hands correctly, which is nearly twice the success rate of the USDA study.
So how exactly do you wash your hands properly? Here’s the
CDC’s guide
:
Wet your hands with clean, running water (warm or cold), turn off the tap, and apply soap.
Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Be sure to lather the backs of your hands, between your fingers, and under your nails.
Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds. Need a timer? Hum the “Happy Birthday” song from beginning to end twice.
Rinse your hands well under clean, running water.
Dry your hands using a clean towel or air dry them.
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Ed Billman, Vice-President for PrimaCore Solutions, a Donald L. Mooney Enterprises company was most recently promoted to Vice-President Commercial Operations for Nurse's Etc. Staffing, Commercial Division, Virtus Placement and PrimaCore Solutions.
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Alfonso Robalin has served Donald L. Mooney Enterprises since January, 2016 as the Human Resources Manager. He was recently promoted to Director of Human Resources.
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Alicia Saenz joined Donald L.Mooney Enterprises as the Finance Manager in 2014. Alicia was promoted to Comptroller in June of this year. The Finance Department is an integral part of the success of the company and she and her team work hard each and every day to make a difference in our employees lives.
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Congratulations To
Yasmine Moubarake On Receiving Her Master In Science For Industrial Organizational Psychology
from St. Mary's University
San Antonio, Tx
Yasmine works in the corporate HR Department as an HR Generalist. She always brings a smile to work with her and is a great asset to our team! We are very glad that you joined us!
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Mr. Mooney, CEO is congratulating Dan Riley on his promotion to Systems Administrator for DME's IT Dept. at our May gathering to celebrate our employees. Dan is always available to assist us with our IT needs and keeps our systems running smoothly.
We are happy to have you as part of the DME team!
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MEDICAL NEWS: BRIGHT LAMP APP FOR DETECTING BRAIN INJURIES
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Donald L. Mooney Enterpises, LLC. Phone 210-566-9995| Fax 210-566-1862 www.dmooneyllc.com
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DME celebrated all of our nurses during Nurses Week and CNAs during CNA Week. We appreciate all of their hard work and dedication.
They truly "Make a difference in people's lives everyday!"
Thank you!
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Congratulations To Sonya Walker
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Donald L. Mooney Enterprises would like to congratulate Sonya Walker, Recruiter with our Government Services Division on her recent graduation! Sonya received a Bachelors Degree in Christian Counseling. She achieved the AB Honor Roll, is a Temperament Therapist and a member of the National Christian Counseling Assn. Congratulations Sonya, we are very proud of you!
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