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Natisha Polk Named Top Employee @ BRC for 2019

Sue Honea by Sue Honea
August 25, 2020
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  • Boswell Regional Center names Natisha Polk
    top employee of 2019
    Boswell Regional Center recently named Natisha Polk, a licensed social worker
    described as “one of the most compassionate and caring professionals you’ll ever meet”
    as the top employee of the year for 2019. The majority of the honorees in Boswell’s
    quarterly recognition program are involved in the direct care of BRC individuals. The
    category in which Polk was recognized honors outstanding support or professional
    personnel.
    Polk received a cash award from Boswell’s “Friends and Family Association,” an
    engraved award, personalized parking sign declaring her status as Employee of the Year
    and in a nod to the current pandemic, an engraved face mask.
    Polk, a resident of Magee, graduated from Magee High School before earning a
    bachelor’s degree in social work from The University of Southern Mississippi.
    Additionally, she received a master’s in social work from Jackson State University. She
    is currently enrolled in Mississippi State Personnel Board’s Certified Public Manager
    (CPM) program.
    Polk’s nomination form contained accolades from supervisors and peers with
    statements that included, “Natisha goes the extra mile to provide excellent care for those
    we serve,” “She possesses a genuine, sincere heart for others, whether it is an individual
    or family member” and “Shying away from difficult or controversial situations when it
    relates to the well-being of our individuals is something Natisha would never do.”
  • Boswell director Clint Ashley emphasized his support for the contributions made by
    Polk as well as those from each 2019 employee of the quarter.
    77 “Thank you for all that you do each and every day for our center and for those in our
    care,” Ashley said. “Your dedication changes lives, shapes our center and creates long-
    lasting results.”
     Boswell Regional Center’s Employee of the Year for 2019 is
    Natisha Polk of Magee, center. Congratulating her are Clint Ashley, far left, director of
    Boswell and Cindy Womack, far right, assistant director.

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