RJ Reed, a certified registered nurse anesthetist at Flagstaff Medical Center, has been named the 2024 Greg Cox Advanced Practice Provider of the Year in Flagstaff by Northern Arizona Healthcare.
CourtesyNorthern Arizona Healthcare (NAH) announced Dec. 17 that it selected certified registered nurse anesthetist RJ Reed as the 2024 Greg Cox Advanced Practice Provider of the Year in Flagstaff.
Reed has worked at Flagstaff Medical Center (FMC) for 17 years and, according to the announcement, was chosen for an “amazing attitude, respect for colleagues and the skilled, compassionate care he provides to his patients.�
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