Wheeler is a Top Workplace!
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- October 16, 2024
Wheeler receives special recognition as a woman-led Top Workplace and is recognized for its culture and professional development!
- September 30, 2024
Celebrating our amazing team. Primary care physician Dr. Joshua Jones is a Hartford Business Journal Healthcare Hero for 2024!
- September 24, 2024
We are a Top Workplace for the eighth time, based on confidential employee feedback. We also received special recognition for our managers!
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“Across the state, each day, my colleagues offer hope to individuals and families who depend on us for care. It is often challenging work, but we can see from our survey results that our teams know why we walk in the door every morning. It is an amazing honor to lead an organization full of simply inspirational people.”
Sabrina Trocchi, PhD, MPA
President and Chief Executive Officer
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- In July 2024, we were named a NATIONAL Top Workplace in the Healthcare industry!
- In 2021, our nursing department won "Excellence in the Workplace" from the Connecticut Nurses Association, highlighting their dedication and commitment to our mission.
- Wheeler was a 2020 Top Workplaces award winner from The Hartford Courant and in addition, Wheeler President and CEO Sabrina Trocchi, PhD, MPA, received “Top Leader” in the Large Employer category of the same survey [Read "Sabrina Trocchi preaches transparency amid a pandemic at Wheeler Clinic"].
Staff Stories
We are a vibrant, community-based non-profit with more than 900 employees in 35 locations across Connecticut. Our culture celebrates quality, innovation, diversity and professionalism. We foster learning and professional development, and we respect and reward meaningful contributions. Our workforce is as broad and diverse as the array of clients we serve and the programs and services we offer, and we’re bound by a passionate commitment to a common goal: to foster positive change in the lives of individuals, families and communities.
Douglas Kerr, Director, Human Resources
Keturah Kinch, MPA, Site Director, Wheeler Family Health & Wellness Center, Hartford
A Supportive Culture and Professional Growth and Development
Dieudonnee “Deedee” Kokoszka’s role within Wheeler has been a work in progress over the span of several years. She credits the organization’s supportive culture and leadership to her professional growth and development.
A clinical trainer in Wheeler’s Human Resources Department, Deedee teaches clinicians how to document services in the organization’s electronic health record system and navigate other aspects of required documentation. She also manages the agency’s internship program.
Deedee started her career in Wheeler’s Mobile Crisis Intervention Services as a clinician. She also worked as a clinician in the agency’s Multidimensional Family Therapy (MDFT) program before transitioning into her current role.
“I’ve always felt supported by Wheeler, and I truly believe there’s always an opportunity to grow and learn and to acquire the skills I need to succeed,” said Deedee. “There are invaluable technological resources available to us, and we are consistently nurtured through training and other professional opportunities so that we can truly achieve our full potential.”