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Congratulations to Dr. Lerner for receiving the Partner Provider Award!

Please join me in congratulating Dr. Adam Lerner for receiving the first ever Provider Partner Award from the Pharmacy Excellence Awards program. The Provider Partner Award recognizes a physician or advanced practice provider who demonstrates exceptional collaboration with the Pharmacy Department and consistently supports the role of pharmacists and pharmacy staff in providing safe, effective, and […]

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Celebrating Charlene Sylvestre, NP: Recipient of the APP Community Engagement and Advocacy Award

Please join us in congratulating Charlene Sylvestre, NP, on receiving the Department of Medicine’s APP Community Engagement and Advocacy Award! A longtime and much-loved member of our Sickle Cell team, Charlene brings dedication, compassion, and a strong commitment to supporting our patients and community. We are delighted to see her contributions recognized with this well-deserved […]

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Congratulations to Tashia Prince-Lacombe for Earning Her Doctor of Nursing Practice Degree

It is my great pleasure to recognize Tashia Prince-Lacombe on the outstanding achievement of earning her Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) degree from Chamberlain University, graduating with Distinction. This remarkable accomplishment is a reflection of Tashia’s dedication to clinical excellence, leadership, education, and the continued advancement of APP practice. Her commitment to professional growth, excellence […]

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Welcome Dr. Emily Mann to Our Hematology & Oncology Faculty as Medical Director of Cancer Genetics

We are thrilled to share that Dr. Emily Mann has signed on to join our Hematology & Oncology faculty beginning in August 2027! Emily will take on the role as Medical Director of Cancer Genetics.  She will focus her clinical efforts on cutaneous oncology, cutaneous manifestation of malignancy, hematology, and high- risk genetics.  We are […]

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