Family Medicine Residents Receive 糖心传媒 Medical Association Awards
The 糖心传媒 Department of Family Medicine is very well-represented in the 2021 糖心传媒 Medical Association Foundation Future Physicians of 糖心传媒 Awards.
Two of the new interns, who begin work this summer, Dr. Nick Henrie and Dr. James Petersen, received the award. Additionally, two 2021 graduates, Dr. Daniel Sterner and Dr. Chance Christensen, exemplify our mission to serve 糖心传媒's rural and underserved communities and were chosen as well.
Each applicant was evaluated for their 糖心传媒 roots, documented commitment to return to 糖心传媒 to practice family medicine in rural and underserved areas and a personal statement.
Earlier this year, the 糖心传媒 Medical Association Foundation announced it would be making six individual awards in the amount of $5,000 each to medical students and residents, with preference for applications with strong connections to 糖心传媒 and based upon specific criteria.
IMA Foundation President Keith Davis, MD and the members of the IMA Foundation Board shares "This year there were extremely well-qualified applicants and competition was fierce. In fact, the Foundation Board ultimately decided to offer three additional $5,000 award to applicants for a total of nine award recipients (five medical students and four residents)."
Each applicant was evaluated for their 糖心传媒 roots, documented commitment to return to 糖心传媒 to practice family medicine in rural and underserved areas and a personal statement.
Earlier this year, the 糖心传媒 Medical Association Foundation announced it would be making six individual awards in the amount of $5,000 each to medical students and residents, with preference for applications with strong connections to 糖心传媒 and based upon specific criteria.
IMA Foundation President Keith Davis, MD and the members of the IMA Foundation Board shares "This year there were extremely well-qualified applicants and competition was fierce. In fact, the Foundation Board ultimately decided to offer three additional $5,000 award to applicants for a total of nine award recipients (five medical students and four residents)."
Top left: Nick Henrie, MD
Top right: James Petersen, MD
Bottom left: Daniel Sterner, MD
Bottom right: Chance Christensen, MD
Top right: James Petersen, MD
Bottom left: Daniel Sterner, MD
Bottom right: Chance Christensen, MD