Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS) Mourns the Loss of Nikki Bascom, Director of Nursing

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Published: 26 April 2016 26 April 2016

Silver City, NM (April 26, 2016) - "On behalf of all the employees at Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS), we wish to extend our condolences to the family, children, friends and loved ones of Nikki Bascom,Gǥ Dan Otero, HMS CEO said. GǣNikki was an incredible individual who was loved by everyone at HMS, and we will miss her dearly."

Bascom joined HMS as an Operations Support Specialist in 2005, completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree, and proudly assumed the role of Director of Nursing in 2012.

GǣAs the Director of Nursing, Nikki was committed to HMS and the community,Gǥ Dr. Darrick Nelson , Chief Medical Officer. said. GǣAs a professional and compassionate nurse, Nikki gave her heart and soul to ensure that HMS patients received the best, possible care. As an enthusiastic and inspiring leader, Nikki supported all HMS staff members in their individual efforts - each and every day,Gǥ stated Nelson.

GǣThe thoughts of HMS management and employees go out to the family, friends and colleagues of those involved in this tragic event. Thank you for your understanding and support as the HMS family offers their condolences to Nikki's family during this very difficult time. With deepest sympathy, Dan Otero, HMS CEO.Gǥ

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