Make A Difference

Bio-Med techs rarely get to interface with the hospital patients they work hard to serve. However, Moe Moser recently had a galvanizing effect on his director when he witnessed Moe talking to an older gentleman seated alone in the radiology waiting room. Director Darin Hollis noticed a change in the gentleman’s expression when Moe finished speaking with him. Darin noticed the older man was wearing a military cap and had a smile extending from ear to ear. “Any time I see a military person,” Moe explained when Darin asked him about it later, “I make it a point to stop and shake that person’s hand and express my gratitude for their sacrifice in keeping America safe and our freedoms strong.” “I don’t know about you, but this changed my outlook,” said Darin, who now finds himself along with many others, both at the hospital and in the community, stopping to greet both active military or veterans. “It’s simple and easy…and it means the world to them.”