Women of Distinction

Renee Porter, a 2021 McKnight’s Women of Distinction Rising Star honoree and the Dooley Center administrator, shares what it means to her to be a Woman of Distinction, the importance of mentors,...

Submissions for the 4th Annual McKnight’s Women of Distinction awards are now being accepted. The popular program kicked off its 2022 edition by opening the entry portal Tuesday. 

Long-term care’s most celebrated event honoring women leaders will kick off its 2022 nomination process Tuesday.

American College of Health Care Administrators ​Vice ​P​resident of ​M​embership and ​Ch​apter ​R​elations​ Jana Pauldin​ shares what it means to be honored as part of the McKnight’s...

​Susan Ryan, senior director of The Green House Project, ​talks about ​her biggest accomplishment, ​when she knew that eldercare was right for her, where she sees the industry in the next decade,...

Kim Te Brugge has been serving the healthcare community for more than 20 years — and across two countries.

Beginning a career in healthcare and being able to care for others are difficult enough on their own, but add a limited knowledge of English and U.S. culture, and it becomes all the more daunting. But...

Kendra King-Smith, executive director, Duncanville Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center, Duncanville, TX is in the 2021 class of McKnight’s Women of Distinction as a Rising Star honoree.

Estela Divino, director of social work, Regal Heights Rehabilitation Center, Jackson Heights, NY is in the class of 2021 Mcknight’s Women of Distinction as a Veteran VIP honoree.

Pauldin is the vice president of membership and chapter relations at the American College of Health Care Administrators in Washington, D.C.