Denver Nuggets Nurse Appreciation '25: Discount Tickets & Vote For Nurses
>> Shop Discount Tickets for $24.58!
Event Details:
About Denver Nuggets Nurse Night:
- Date: January 8, 2025 at 7:00 pm
- Discount tickets: Prices start at $24.58 - shop now! Please purchase by December 18th at 10 am. After that date, pricing will increase and seats are not guaranteed.
- Vote For Nurses To Be Honored: FOUR nurses will be recognized on the court! Click here to vote for nurses!
- 20 Nurses, and Their Guest, Will Watch Team Warmups: Enter to win here!
Secure your tickets now and join us for an inspiring celebration of our healthcare champs, set against the backdrop of world-class basketball. It's an event you won't want to miss!
>> Buy discounted tickets, starting at $24.58! Discounted prices end on 12/18/24.
Vote For Nurses To Be Honored On The Court!
- Nurse on-court recognition: FOUR nurses will be recognized on the court during the pregame ceremony! Each winner will get 2 game tickets, Clove shoes, a prize bundle from Nuwest, and other prizes! Voting closes 12/1/2024.
- Warm-up watchers experience: 20 Nurses, and Their Guest, Will Watch Team Warmups.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here - tickets WILL sell out.
It's a once-in-a-lifetime moment for these amazing nurses, and we invite you to be part of the celebration.
- Voting closes 12/1/24
- All nominated nurses will be named finalists!
- All finalists will participate in an online vote
Awards and Prizes:
- The 4 nurses with the most votes will be honored on the court!
- The 4 nurse winners will each receive 2 game tickets, courtesy of Nurse.org, a pair of Clove shoes, and a prize bundle from NuWest!
Enter To Win a Warm Up Watchers Experience
20 nurses and their guests will win the experience of watching the team warmup courtside! Enter to win by 12/1/24!
Buy Discount Tickets!
>> Shop discounted tickets, starting at $24.58! - tickets WILL sell out!
As part of this slam dunk of appreciation, Mel's Crafty Corner is thrilled to offer nurse-basketball-themed t-shirts! Equip your gear to show your support and pride in style. Shirts start at $28 and will sell out, shop now!
Don't miss this unforgettable night of basketball, camaraderie, and gratitude with the Denver Nuggets and be part of an incredible evening.
2024 Event Recap
FOUR nurses were recognized on the court in a pre-game ceremony, including a delivery of the game ball. Each winner received 2 game tickets, Clove shoes, and a NuWest prize bundle! Plus, 50 nurses were invited to watch the pregame warm-ups from the VIP section!
4 Nurses Honored at the Game!
Here are the four nurses who were chosen by an online vote:
Marty Turner
- Nomination: It is my esteemed honor to introduce you to Martha “Marty” Turner. Marty, a Colorado native, has worked in the Burn Center at University of Colorado hospital for 34 YEARS and is finally retiring after a career of tireless caring, educating, and advocating. Many of us know someone who has experienced a heart attack, cancer, stroke, a broken bone, but a major burn injury is rare and extremely specialized. Marty is with the patient from day one of their injury in the ICU all the way through their recovery in the outpatient clinic once they return home. She is the calm, reassuring voice on the worst day of their life, losing not only their skin but sometimes loved ones, pets and belongings. These patients are the sickest of the sick in the hospital and Marty has been training new nurses and doctors for over 30 years on how to best care for our patients, inspiring a whole community of burn center staff and helping create one of the best Burn Centers in the country. Her impact is exponential. The number of patients she has cared for over the years is in the thousands but add to that all the people she has trained, and that number becomes incalculable. Marty teaches our advanced classes locally, along with training others to teach all over the country as a National Faculty for the American Burn Association. The list doesn’t end there, Marty is an instructor for our Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum (TNCC) class, she volunteers in the Recharge Room helping all hospital staff have a moment of respite in the middle of a crazy day at the hospital, and is an active member in her church leading book and discussion clubs. She has presented at national conferences, sharing her knowledge with new generations of nurses and healthcare staff. Whenever there is a question that cannot be answered, we all look to Marty to give us guidance. She tried retiring once a few years ago, but we didn’t really see much of a change in how much impact Marty has made on all of us and our patients. A breast cancer survivor, Marty barely missed a step as she trudged through treatment and surgeries, still showing up however she could for everyone. You may ask yourself, where is the proof of all of Marty’s great work; pics or it didn’t happen, right? Well, the vast majority of Marty’s work happened before the proliferation of social media. And even if it was around, Marty would be too busy to show off her amazing work. She also makes a difference every day, at the bedside, where social media still can’t touch (for privacy purposes). Marty is one of those nurses that you just know is going to take care of you, whether you are a patient or a new nurse. Many burn patients feel scared and lost in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges until Marty comes along.
Ritchie Hernandez
- Nomination: All of the residents love him. He is so caring to the people he takes care of. He is always making light of tough situations and knows how to make everyone laugh and deserves appreciation.
Amy Kent
- Nomination: Amy Kent worked the Covid ICU through the shutdown and far after. She never missed her shifts. She has now become a charge nurse and is literally running around making sure everyone is taken care of! I would trust her with my life anyday! She’s smart, kind, empathetic, and loves her job!!
Nicole Retana
- Nomination: Nicole works as an RN at North Suburban Medical Center as the nurse educator. She is very present in our facility and knows everyone by name. She comes to every floor asking how she can help and provides education in all areas of our hospital. She goes above and beyond to help us provide quality care to our patients. Nicole is such a positive person and is a shining light at NSMC. Our facility would not be the same without her! I always look forward to seeing her during my shifts. She love being an RN and she truly loves the Nuggets also!!
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