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Finding Cures. Saving Children.
Beverly Fletcher: Coming full circle
Former patient, Beverly Fletcher, RN, now works with the people who helped save her life.
Jackie Spencer: Empathy for others
Caring nurses and a strong faith led former patient Jackie Spencer to decide she wanted to work at St. Jude.
Joel Alsup: Redefining cancer
After helping the hospital as a guest speaker, intern and volunteer, former patient Joel Alsup was hired in the ALSAC Communications department.
Katie Schueth: Making a positive change
Former patient Katie Schueth came back to St. Jude so she could make a positive change in the world.
Lindsey Wilkerson: Giving back
Once a St. Jude patient, Lindsey Wilkerson now "gives back" by working at ALSAC.
Mark Dickey: Offering hope
As a former St. Jude patient, Mark Dickey offers hope to current patients.
Scott Hinshelwood: It's all about attitude
As a former St. Jude patient, ALSAC employee Scott Hinshelwood knows firsthand what St. Jude patients are experiencing.
Sherri Patterson: Sharing lessons learned
Being back at St. Jude allows former patient Sherri Patterson to cross paths with some of her caregivers.
Tayde Cruz: Survivor with a smile
Former St. Jude patient Tayde Cruz made a conscious decision to come work at the place where she spent half of her childhood.
