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Meet Our Employees
Penn State Health is made up of a dedicated and diverse group of individuals committed to compassionate care for our patients and service to our community. Get to know them and hear why they’re proud to
work here.
Adrienne Bruner Human Resources Penn State Health
What I Do
I’m the lead for employee engagement, and I’m responsible for providing performance consulting to the Penn State Health Medical Group academic practice division employees and leaders. I also facilitate the Penn State Health Emerging Leaders program, which helps develop future leaders within the health system.
I’m the lead for employee engagement, and I’m responsible for providing performance consulting to the Penn State Health Medical Group academic practice division employees and leaders. I also facilitate the Penn State Health Emerging Leaders program, which helps develop future leaders within the health system.
Why I Love Working Here
There’s that teamwork and sense of community that come into play when we all know that no matter what we’re doing in our day-to-day job, we’re making a difference.
We’re All the Patient Experience
If we have positive employee engagement, it will trickle down all the way to the care that our patients receive, and ultimately that’s our major goal—to create that extraordinary patient experience.
Julius Cabbagestalk Information Services Penn State Health
Information Services Crucial to Patient Care
Computers are an integral part of care. If a computer in a patient’s room isn’t working properly, when the nurse checks blood sugar levels, she can’t immediately transfer that data to the patient’s chart, and that affects patient care.
Computers are an integral part of care. If a computer in a patient’s room isn’t working properly, when the nurse checks blood sugar levels, she can’t immediately transfer that data to the patient’s chart, and that affects patient care.
Why I Love Working Here
I love empowering people and building their confidence. When you teach them something new, they’re like, “Wow! The next time this happens, I can do this myself.” It builds their confidence.
Best Part of My Job
When I can help the people who work with me become better folks – that’s the best. By making the next person on my team better, I’m helping make the entire Penn State Health system better.
Mary Codi Medical Social Worker Penn State Health St. Joseph Medical Center
Mary Codi
Medical Social Worker
Penn State Health
St. Joseph Medical Center
Employee since 2014
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Medical Social Worker
Penn State Health
St. Joseph Medical Center
Employee since 2014
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Early Inspiration
I interned at Penn State Children’s Hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and realized that being a resource and providing emotional support to a family whose child was going through a severe medical crisis was a very rewarding aspect of social work.
I interned at Penn State Children’s Hospital Pediatric Intensive Care Unit and realized that being a resource and providing emotional support to a family whose child was going through a severe medical crisis was a very rewarding aspect of social work.
Team Penn State Health
I love being part of the Penn State Health family. I went to college at Penn State, interned and worked at the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and work at St. Joseph Medical Center, which is now part of Penn State Health. I’m proud to represent all that Penn State offers.
Best Part of My Job
Interacting with the multidisciplinary team—it’s exciting to work with the nurses, doctors and therapists and not just with my core group of co-workers. You learn a lot.
Terri Neibauer Senior Technical SpecialistPenn State HealthMilton S. Hershey Medical Center
Terri Neibauer
Senior Technical Specialist
Penn State Health
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Employee since 1997
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Senior Technical Specialist
Penn State Health
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center
Employee since 1997
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Most Memorable Project
I helped to choose the new automated testing system for our lab, which launched in February 2018 – from selecting the instrumentation through process development to implementation.
I helped to choose the new automated testing system for our lab, which launched in February 2018 – from selecting the instrumentation through process development to implementation.
My Take on the Bigger Picture
Being a part of Penn State Health, our lab doesn’t just serve the Milton S. Hershey Medical Center – we’ve branched out to all the Penn State outpatient clinics. All those specimens come here, and we test them.
Best Part of Working Here
I love helping my supervisor and my co-workers—that’s where I find the most satisfaction. Everyone here has the same goal—to provide world-class care.
Angel Nieves Security Guard Penn State Health St. Joseph Downtown Campus
Putting Patients at Ease
The majority of our patients are Hispanic, and they know I speak Spanish, which makes them feel very comfortable. Growing up in Brooklyn, I went through the same struggles with my mom, who is from Puerto Rico.
The majority of our patients are Hispanic, and they know I speak Spanish, which makes them feel very comfortable. Growing up in Brooklyn, I went through the same struggles with my mom, who is from Puerto Rico.
Best Part of My Job
I have a personal connection to the people—both patients and staff. I’ve known a lot of them for a very long time, and we work together as a team, like brothers and sisters.
Why I’m Proud to Work Here
I know I help a lot of people every single day.
Dr. Karen Krok Associate Professor Penn State College of Medicine
Dr. Karen Krok
Gastroenterologist
Penn State Health
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and
Penn State College of Medicine
Employee since 2013
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Gastroenterologist
Penn State Health
Milton S. Hershey Medical Center and
Penn State College of Medicine
Employee since 2013
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Why I Love to Teach
The students I’m teaching may someday be my doctor or my family’s doctor, and they will have all the tools they need to be the best.
The students I’m teaching may someday be my doctor or my family’s doctor, and they will have all the tools they need to be the best.
Most Rewarding Moments
Working with liver transplant patients—the sickest of the sick in the intensive care unit, and then they get a liver and can be very productive in society again—and with the live donors who put themselves potentially in harm’s way to offer someone else a better life.
Why I’m Proud to Work Here
I’m able to work with true colleagues who support me and medical students who inspire me. And who wouldn’t want to live in Hershey? There’s an amusement park, it smells like chocolate, and we have a fantastic medical center right here.
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