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Volunteer Awards This year, Dr. Doug Dulli was awarded the Jefferson Award for Public Service. Dr. Dulli was also the recipient of the Wisconsin Medical Society Physician Citizen of the Year. Ian Stormont, MEDiC President 2010-2011 and Lane Benes, Physician Scheduler 2010-2011, nominated Dr. Dulli for the WMS Physician of the Year award for his outstanding service to MEDiC. Of all MEDiC’s dedicated physician volunteers, Dr. Dulli has volunteered an unprecedented number of times at several of our clinics. My service to MEDiC is strictly one of support and respect for your own service -- all of you who work with this wonderful program. I can’t think of an educational initiative at SMPH that sharpens more the focus of what that school is about, and what a doctor is really about. It’s all of you that deserve the award, I’m just some guy in the audience! Dr. Doug Dulli Dr. Dipesh Navsaria, recipient of the Wisconsin Medical Society Young Physician award, was nominated by Stephanie Booms, MEDiC Reach Out and Read Coordinator, 2010-2011, for his leadership of MEDiC's Reach Out and Read program. MEDiC Spotlights 10 10
Volunteers of the Month Each month, the MEDiC council nominates an outstanding volunteer for special recognition. MEDiC could not succeed without the generous support of all of the volunteers. Outstanding Physician of the Year: Dr. Claudia Reardon January: Dr. Alida Evans, for going beyond her duties as medical director of ARC Clinic and being eagerly involved in the ARC renovation project – attending several meetings, assisting with budgeting, and grant writing, and offering invaluable advice as the project moved forward. February: Dr. Matt Kutz, for his exceptional dedication to serving at the Salvation Army Dental Clinic as well as providing free care to many of MEDiC’s dental referrals. March: Dr. Art Walaszek, for his dedication and willingness to go beyond his duties as a physician volunteer when there were emergency referrals on top of a full schedule. Dr. Waleszek was willing to stay late, and, most importantly, he did not rush through his patients and was very willing to answer questions. April: Dr. Matthew Szadkowski, for volunteering three out of the four April clinics and for serving as an excellent educator for students and a role model in both compassion and dedication. May: Dr. Juan Boriosi, for his role as a frequent volunteer at South Side clinic. Dr. Boriosi serves as a superior educator, discusses cases in depth, and allows students to hone clinical reasoning skills. June: Dr. James Svenson, for his exceptional commitment to Grace Clinic where he served as the sole physician, overcame the challenges of working alone, and effortlessly balanced high quality patient care with great teaching. July: Alexis Guzmán, UWSMPH Class of 2014, for spending almost every Saturday in July at the South Side Clinic where he served as both a student volunteer, working the front desk as an intake worker, and serving as translator. His hard work and compassion for patients provides a welcoming environment at South Side. MEDiC Spotlights August: Kristi Welle and Scott Hogseth, pre-dental student volunteers, who continuously arrive early and stay late at the Salvation Army Dental Clinic in order to make sure equipment stays in fine working order. September: Lisa Bell, RDH, MPH, for her constant dedication to and hard work at the Salvation Army Dental Clinic. Lisa has taken on the additional responsibility of scheduling referrals and patients, as well as successfully providing funding for the clinic through gifts and grants. October: Bob Stenberg, UWSMPH Class of 2015, for his outstanding service as interpreter for specialist referrals. Bob’s dedication allows patients to take advantage of referrals because there is an interpreter on site. November: Raandi Schmidt, NP, for graciously stepping in as the second provider at ARC clinic, which has allowed ARC to provide care to more patients than ever before. 11 December: Drs. Peter Newcomer and Cassandra Valmadrid, to mark the one-year anniversary of their role of Physician Mentors for Michele Tracy Clinic – we look forward to year two!
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