Adopt Commendation for Krishna Madayag as she retires after 29 years of service to the County of Santa Clara. (Santa Clara Valley Healthcare/Custody Health Services)
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This document is a commendation for Krishna Madayag, recognizing her 29 years of service to the County of Santa Clara as she retires. It highlights her various roles within Custody Health Services and her contributions to clinical excellence and support for staff.
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Krishna Madayag is retiring after 29 years of service.
She joined Custody Health Services in May 1997.
Her roles included Hospital Services Assistant, Licensed Vocational Nurse, Clinical Nurse I-III, and Administrative Nurse.
She is recognized for her clinical excellence, professionalism, and commitment to patient care.
Madayag is known for her problem-solving abilities and leadership qualities.
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County of Santa Clara Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital System Custody Health Services 129852 DATE: August 10, 2026 TO: Board of Supervisors FROM: Rocio Luna, Director of Custody Health Services SUBJECT: Krishna Madayag Commendation RECOMMENDED ACTION Adopt Commendation for Krishna Madayag as she retires after 29 years of service to the County of Santa Clara. (Santa Clara Valley Healthcare/Custody Health Services) REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION The recommended action recognizes Krishna Madayag for 29 years of distinguished service to Custody Health Services (CHS). Krishna Madayag joined CHS in May of 1997 as an extra help Hospital Services Assistant with further promotions including Licensed Vocational Nurse, Clinical Nurse I-III, and Administrative Nurse. During her tenure, Krishna Madayag provided clinical excellence, exemplary professionalism, and profound commitment to ensuring high quality care for patients and critical support for staff within the very complex environment of correctional health care. Krishna Madayag is well known for being a trusted source of guidance and institutional knowledge for colleagues as well as a much sought after partner for her eagerness,...
The Board of Supervisors of Santa Clara County commends Krishna Madayag for over 29 years of dedicated service in Custody Health Services, recognizing her clinical expertise, professionalism, and commitment to patient care. She is honored for her guidance, problem-solving abilities, and exemplary work ethic. The commendation acknowledges her distinguished career and the respect she earned from colleagues. The resolution was passed unanimously on August 10, 2026.
Key points
Krishna Madayag served the County of Santa Clara for over 29 years in Custody Health Services.
She was recognized for her clinical expertise and professionalism.
Madayag was a trusted source of guidance for colleagues.
She was known for her problem-solving abilities.
Her work ethic and attitude earned her respect from colleagues.
The commendation acknowledges her distinguished career and service.
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COMMENDATION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE COUNTY OF SANTA CLARA TO KRISHNA MADAY AG FOR HER DEDICATED SERVICE UPON HER RETIREMENT WHEREAS, Krishna Madayag devoted more than 29 years of service to the County of Santa Clara for Custody Health Services beginning in May of 1997; and WHEREAS, Krishna Madayag, who, throughout her tenure, was widely recognized for her clinical expertise, exemplary professionalism, and profound commitment to ensuring high quality care for patients and critical support for staff within the very complex environment of correctional health care; and WHEREAS, Krishna Madayag was well known for being a trusted source of guidance and institutional knowledge for colleagues including clinical and administrative staff as well as Sheriffs Office Custody Bureau colleagues; and WHEREAS, Krishna Madayag was much sought after for her eagerness, willingness, and uncanny ability for solving problems from the most complex to the seemingly mundane, whether operational, clinical, logistical, or otherwise; and WHEREAS, Krishna Madayag led by example through her remarkable work ethic, infectious spirit and attitude, and willingness to step into any role necessary to...