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A nurse from Ryazan became a laureate of the award “Serafimov doctor – 2026”

Main nurse of the Ryazan Children's Clinical Memory Sanatorium

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A nurse from Ryazan became a laureate of the award “Serafimov doctor – 2026”

The main nurse of the Ryazan Children's Clinical Sanatorium in memory of V. I. Lenin, Maria Baranova, became the winner of the award of the All-Russian competition "Serafimov Doctor - 2026", the press service of the medical institution reported.

The award ceremony will be held within the framework of the conference “Heritage of St. Seraphim of Sarov and Health of Russia”.

“Think about half a century of dedication! Maria Alekseevna has been working in healthcare for more than 50 years, and the Ryazan Children’s Clinical Sanatorium in memory of V. I. Lenin is her only place of work. Our pride, reliable rear and mentor for young specialists!, the press service of the sanatorium said.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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