D.M.B. Jackson, H(ASCP) Laboratory Medicine
D.M.B. Jackson has devoted her entire 45 years as a medical technologist to Children’s. She started working at Children’s immediately after graduating from Northeastern University. Dorothy readily shares her wealth of knowledge about hematology, chemistry, and the world—and makes no qualms about sharing her favorite foods: yellow cake and vanilla ice cream. Her personal rewards are through her dedication and commitment to the hospital. Dorothy never requests vacation time off, never calls out sick, she arrives to work earlier than scheduled and starts working immediately. She is lovingly referred to as the “busy-bee” of the laboratory for always performing multiple tasks—usually at the same time! Due to her extensive years of service, Dorothy has seen it all, and at times physicians and peers seek out her professional expertise. We are happy, privileged, and fortunate to have Dorothy on our team. We can truly say that the entire Department of Laboratory Medicine would like to congratulate Dorothy for her years of consistent, outstanding performance. Laboratory Medicine D.M.B. Jackson has devoted her entire 45 years as a medical technologist to Children’s. She started working at Children’s immediately after graduating from Northeastern University. Dorothy readily shares her wealth of knowledge about hematology, chemistry, and the world—and makes no qualms about sharing her favorite foods: yellow cake and vanilla ice cream. Her personal rewards are through her dedication and commitment to the hospital. Dorothy never requests vacation time off, never calls out sick, she arrives to work earlier than scheduled and starts working immediately. She is lovingly referred to as the “busy-bee” of the laboratory for always performing multiple tasks—usually at the same time! Due to her extensive years of service, Dorothy has seen it all, and at times physicians and peers seek out her professional expertise. We are happy, privileged, and fortunate to have Dorothy on our team. We can truly say that the entire Department of Laboratory Medicine would like to congratulate Dorothy for her years of consistent, outstanding performance.