| Amy Hoeffel, Residency Program Manager at Kettering Medical Center, has been certified by the Training Administrators of Graduate Medical Education. Amy is the very FIRST in the nation to receive TAGME certification for Transitional Year program administrators. Way to go, Amy! |
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| Angeli Naya, M.D.and Blake Elkins, M.D. (both 3rd year residents from WSU Emergency Medicine) took first place in the Army/Air Force abstract competition. They will both proceed to the national competition. Kudos! |
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| Brian Springer, M.D., a faculty member in WSU Emergency Medicine was recognized by the Attorney General's office for saving a life during a SWAT team training exercise. |
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| The WSU Pediatric Residency Program was granted a five-year accreditation review cycle from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. That is the maximum cycle length awarded. Congratulations! |
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CONGRATULATIONS!!! Both sponsoring institutions for Dayton-area ACGME residency programs received FIVE YEARS of institutional accreditation for their programs -- that's the max!!! Congratulations to the WSU Boonshoft School of Medicine and their 20 programs and to Kettering Medical Center and their three programs. DAGMEC is pleased to be a partner with these fine institutions! |
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FULL ACCREDITATION!!! All residency and fellowship programs are fully accredited. Congratulations to the entire GME community on this accomplishment! |
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