Johnson City, TN — Frontier Health has received Gold Level Recognition through Better Workplace Tennessee for its commitment to workplace mental health, employee well-being, and trauma-informed workplace practices.
The recognition was presented by Dr. Wallace Dixon, Director of the ETSU/Ballad Health Strong BRAIN Institute, honoring organizations that foster healthy, supportive, and resilient workplace environments.
Gold Level Recognition through Better Workplace Tennessee reflects sustained commitment to workplace culture, employee well-being, leadership practices, and organizational systems that help employees thrive. The recognition highlights organizations that demonstrate ongoing attention, collaboration, and continuous improvement in how employees experience the workplace each day.
During the presentation, Frontier Health’s recognition was noted as an example of how creating healthy workplaces is foundational to serving communities. The recognition also acknowledged Frontier Health’s commitment to supporting employees through trauma- and resilience-informed workplace practices that help create healthier, more effective, and sustainable environments.
In professions centered around supporting others, workplace wellness plays a critical role in ensuring employees feel supported while continuing to provide high-quality care and services throughout the region.
Better Workplace Tennessee is an initiative focused on helping organizations across the state improve workplace well-being and organizational health through evidence-informed strategies and leadership practices.
“Creating a healthy workplace culture is essential to fulfilling our mission of serving others. This recognition reflects the commitment of our teams and leaders to fostering an environment where team members feel supported, valued, and equipped to thrive both personally and professionally. We are honored to receive Gold Level Recognition through Better Workplace Tennessee and remain committed to advancing workplace wellness and resilience across our organization.” – Kristie Hammonds, President & CEO
Organizations interested in learning more about Better Workplace TN and building effective workplaces can attend the upcoming leadership conference on June 11: ETSU to host leadership conference on building effective workplaces – ETSU News