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We're matched!
And looking forward to seeing our incoming interns -
Kim Briscoe, Khary Carew, Kawanta Durham, Weston
Saunders, Amber Strother, Cat Ta, Thomas Thekkekandam
and Erica Wallace!
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Speaking of matching, we have been ranked #1 Community based
residency program in the US on
InterviewTrail.com Check out this innovative site!
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The North Carolina Association of Hospice & Home Care gave
Wayne Hale
their
Physician of the Year Award
at their annual convention in Raleigh, NC. Dr. Hale was nominated by nursing personal from Advanced Home Care of
Greensboro for his innovative approach to communication with home care nurses.
Congratulations Dr Hale!
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Congratulations also go to next year's co-chief
residents, Erin Ennis and Jessica Triche! |
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Please welcome our new administrative personnel, Amy
Meyers! She will be taking over many of the
scheduling functions of the residency. |
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A
warm welcome also to our new LPN's, Asha Benton and
Adina Gould! |
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Be sure to congratulate Lynn Smith, FPC RN and Moses
cone Nursing Excellence Winner - way to go Lynn! |
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The Family Medicine department is travelling! Dr
Reed-Crawford recently returned for Kenya. Drs
Jones and Hartman completed a Spanish immersion elective
in Costa Rica. Drs. Triche, Samuhel and Hale
recently served on a medical brigade in Honduras.
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A
Successful site visit by the RRC site visit was
completed - we should have results this summer - thanks
to everybody for all their hard work. |
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Congratulations to our 2009-2010 Sports Medicine Fellows, Mark Rowand, Kristen Samuhel and Aaron Leininger!
This is the first time in several years that we have matched all internal candidates.
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Kate Walker, one of our Sports Med Fellow grads, has been nominated to the
Cornell Hall of Fame for her achievements in track
and cross country. In addition to earning
All-America for her placement in several NCAA
Championships, she ranks #10 all time at
Cornell. Way to go Kate!
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Missy Love and Maura Rowand ran in the
Women's Only 5K Run
for breast cancer. This race supports the Mammography Scholarship Fund at the Breast
Center of Greensboro at The Women’s Hospital. Way to go Melissa!
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New arrivals! Nick Tabori, Jackson Shaw,
Abigail Aron, Gabe Tierney, Rachel Pettus and
Belle Pye - Congratulations to the new parents!
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Mark and Maura Rowand have been busy too, completing the
Chicago Marathon.
Strong work!
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Our May 2008 Annual Intern Roast at Natty Greene's was a great success. Some of the
celebrants at right. Thanks to Kim for sharing (& check your email for
more pics!)
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Fellows Yoder, Barnes and Von Fange, presented
posters at
"RENDEZVOUS II: An International Sports Medicine Meeting."
Held to bring together members from the sports medicine societies
represented by the Clinical Journal of Sports Medicine
(the AMSSM, the American Osteopathic Academy of
Sports Medicine, the Australasian College of
Sports Physicians and the Canadian Academy of
Sport Medicine)
this year's participants met at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. Of course, being in the
entertainment capital, everyone was obligated to make time for
entertainment, so they saw Monty Python's Spamalot
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Every year Santa & one of his elves shows up to deliver an interesting assortment of presents -
in a somewhat untraditional fashion. This year's festivities upheld that tradition. Below
pictures taken by Santa after the party...
Dr. Bassett is a mom! Congratulations to the
proud parents. If you haven't seen
pictures, check out their site (see your email)! |
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Dr. Fields takes his Sports Medicine Fellows and
residents with an interest in Sports Medicine to
the Marine Corps Marathon each Fall.
Medical care is provided to the 35,000 race
participants. The
marine corps marathon is in
Arlington, VA. |
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The Annual Retreat takes place at Smith Mountain
Lake, where residents & faculty take time to relax
with their loved ones and recharge for the coming
year. Pictured, resident Jenny Stone takes
relaxation to new levels...
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Every year the
National Conference of the American Academy of Family Physicians
takes place in Kansas City. Last year, faculty Drs. Bill Hensel
& Camille Andy, & Residency Coordinator
Darcy Hitz attended, along with co-chiefs Amy Bedsole & Tim Von Fange,
& residents Shaw Duncan &
Madeleine Vanstory. In addition to conferring, they treated some students to dinner, and still
managed to find time for some sightseeing in KC. Pictured,
clockwise from top left: Bill Madeleine and Amy
talk with 4th year student; Tim & Darcy pause for a photo; transport, in case someone needs to get
home by midnight(?) and Camille demonstrates to Shaw how fountains can be used as an aid to increase
one's height.. |
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In Kailua Kona, Hawaii, the Ironman World Championship is held: 2.4 miles swim, 112 mile bike &
26.2 mile run. For the past few years, MCFM has sent residents to the Sports Medicine conference
preceding race, and to help in the medical tent during the race. Last year, Tommy Day and
Madeleine Vanstory attended & helped provide care to the marathon’s 1800 participants.
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