Broward County Commissioners recently recognized Imperial Point Medical Center (IPMC) at its annual Emerald Awards ceremony, which honors businesses that excel in waste reduction, recycling, improved operating practices and other “green” strategies to reduce pollution and waste. IPMC was recognized in the category of Innovative Procedures/Process Improvement for a large business. Additionally, IPMC was awarded “Environmental Business of the Year.” Last year, IPMC received the Emerald Award for Pollution Prevention/Hazardous Waste Reduction for a large business.

(l-r) Commissioner Kristin Jacobs, District 2, Steve Fredrickson, regional manager facilities and environmental services; Dottie Mancini, CEO/IPMC, Pat O’Rourke, safety officer, NBHD; Susan Moaks, safety officer; Peter Coughlin, master service mechanic, Ben Graber, Broward County Mayor

“We are thrilled to have this honor for the second year in a row,” said Dottie Mancini, chief executive officer at IPMC. “This award validates our strong commitment to protecting the environment as we provide high quality care for our patients.”