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Here's How Much We Love and Appreciate Our Residents… Here’s How Much We Love and Appreciate Our Residents… #ThankAResidentDay 2019 Thank you to: All Surgery Residents Thank you for all that you do! I love being a part of your "team" in the small way that I can. You all are playing such an important role in the lives of so many people, and will continue to do so. I really appreciate each and every one of you. You are what gives my job a great deal of meaning. You all make it worth it! From: Amy Albright, Surgery Residency Thank you to: Mona Malakouti, Ingrid Wahjudi, Lindsay Goddard Mona-Thank you for providing excellent care of your patients. It is a pleasure to sit next to you and witness your meaningful care of your patients. You never deny calling a patient in need, and provide incredible access. Ingrid-you are encouraging and a breath of fresh air. I appreciate your sense of reason in all things. Lindsey-you are talented in so many ways and have a very sought-after fellowship- congrats! Your spirit is bring and your patients are lucky to have you. To the three of you, it has been a blessing to confer from a medical perspective and laugh (and cry) on a personal level over the past year. I can't wait to see where your careers take you! From: Kristin Smith, PA-C, Dermatology Thank you to: Pediatric Residents We can't thank our pediatric residents enough. Without our pediatric residents the Children's Hospital would be impossible to operate. We see this every year when we leave for the residency retreat for just one day. Thank you so much for the wonderful care you provide for the children of the Inland Empire!! From: Sharon Riesen, Pediatrics Thank you to: Sam Limbong Thanks for caring about students and giving of your time to teach them. From: Amy Hayton on behalf of the IM Clerkship, Internal Medicine Thank you to: Tyler Sura and occupational medicine residents We thank you guys for being such hard working and fun to work with . We wish you great future From: Haitham Juma, MD Occupational Medicine Group, Occupational Medicine Thank you to: Pediatrics Residents Thanks for your dedication, positive energy, and care for our patients! From: Dr BK Vu, Pediatric Endocrinology Thank you to: OB/GYN residents Thank you everyone for all you do. You all are amazing!! From: Gihan Bareh, Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility - OB/GYN Thank you to: All pediatric Residents I haven’t met most of you, but we are so thankful for all of the work you do as you learn and bless your community! <3 Lots of love From: Lauren Orona/ General Pediatrics, General Pediatrics Thank you to: Pediatric Residents Thank you for the passion you have for caring for the children in our community. I know that it comes with personal sacrifice and extraordinary effort and that is not without recognition! You are all amazing to work with. Take these experiences and your passion with you wherever you land after residency! From: Aleca Clark, MD, General Pediatrics Thank you to: Fisayo Nwachukwu I am so excited to see your personality coming out and you blossoming into an AMAZING pediatrician. Keep blooming girl! From: Gabrielle Balan, Pediatrics Thank you to: Surgery Residents You are amazing. Thank you for all of your endless hard work no matter the time of day. We appreciate it as do your patients. From: Sigrid Burruss, Surgery Thank you to: All of the Plastic Surgery Residents I want to take the time to let each of you know how much I appreciate everything you do to make my life easier. Thank you for the daily management of my patients and my weekly clinic. Thank you for challenging me intellectually which makes me a better doctor. Lastly, thank you for caring about my welfare as a person. From: Michael E. Hill, MD - Program Director, Plastic Surgery Thank you to: Aaron Heffner, DO Aaron, thank you for doing a great job as the VA chief resident. We all are grateful for what you are doing. From: Peter Leong, MD, Psychiatry VA Thank you to: Child Neurology Residents Thank you for your dedication and love you have for your patients. From: Stanford Shu, MD, Pediatrics Thank you to: Marissa Caballes, Victoria Haase, Erica Medina, Hannah Shehata Thank you for your hard work the past two months on gyn onc! JP poop, fruit bowl pelvis, rounding 1:30 am, hundreds of monsters, and ILS...you guys will be missed. HIPAA so no names were included...even fake ones From: Linda Hong, OB/GYN Thank you to: Pediatric Residents Peds Residents Rocks!! Thank you all for the hard work, dedication & sleepless nights taking care of our pediatric population. Your passion, dedication, & care is much appreciated!! From: Dr Allison Hensley, General Pediatrics Thank you to: Pediatric and Med-Peds Residents I so appreciate the hard work, long hours, blood and tears you sacrifice in order to provide the best care for the most vulnerable members of our society! You are doing meaningful work and you should be proud of your accomplishments everyday! Thank you for all that you do and may you share your passion, compassion and skills wherever you go in the future. From: Yushiu Lin, D.O., Pediatrics Thank you to: Ashley Han You have done terrific job, keep up the good work and your enthusiasm! Good luck for everything From: Shelly Choudhury, Pediatric Gastroenterology Thank you to: Pediatric residents Pediatric care at LLU would not be the same without you! Thank you for being on the frontline and advocating for all our patients From: Khyati Mehta/Team D, Peds GI Thank you to: All Pediatric Residents For your dedication in helping children and learn at the same time. From: Ravindra Rao, Pediatrics Thank you to: All Pediatric Residents We sincerely thank all Pediatric Residents for their valuable help in managing simple to very complex GI patients. We have also learned few things from you!! From: Division of Gastroenterology & Nutrition, Pediatrics Thank you to: Pediatric Residents Thank you for all the hard work you do!!! You are appreciated!! From: Nicole Pope, Pediatrics Thank you to: Residents (Peds and others) who choose to do an Clinical Informatics elective Thank you for your interest in helping physicians be more efficient and effective in how the EMR is implemented and optimized. From: Francis Chan, Pediatrics Thank you to: Neurosurgery Residents Thank you from the Neurosurgery faculty, staff, and most importantly our patients for your caring and tireless work to bring our patients back to health! From: Neurosurgery Department, Neurosurgery Thank you to: Nancy Baker Thank you for your devotion to your own education and being a mentor to colleagues. You are so appreciated. From: Laura Nist, Neurology Thank you to: Rachel Koo Thank you for taking such good care of all the babies! WE APPRECIATE YOU! From: Your Residency Office!, Pediatrics Thank you to: Aaron Heffner Thanks Aaron for your great service to the VA this year as our Resident Chief. Your excellence really shined through with your presentation on 2/13/2019. Congratulations on your securing employment at Kaiser. Best Wishes in all your endeavors From: Carla Hammond MD/ LL VAH, Psychiatry Thank you to: Preventive Medicine Residency Thanks for your hard work assisting us in protecting the health of people in Riverside County. Yes, you're here to learn too, but your work in the department is invaluable! From: Cameron Kaiser, MD, MPH, FAAFP, Riverside County Department of Public Health Thank you to: Marc Eastin, Andrew Song & Dinesh Ramanathan Thank you for all that you do for Neurosurgery, the institution & for ME!! You are TRULY appreciated!! From: Erika Matthews, Senior Residency Coordinator, Neurosurgery Thank you to: Beatriz Leong/Vascular Surgery B- you are such a joy to be around, and we are SO glad you're here! thank you for all of your dedication and hard work! We value you so much! From: Krista/Vascular Surgery, Vascular Surgery Thank you to: Urology Residents You are the best, hardest working and kind group of residents I've ever worked with! God bless you all!! From: Anonymous, Urology Thank you to: Ob/GYN Residents To our amazing Ob/GYN residents: It truly is a pleasure working with each and every one of you! The compassionate care you provide to your patients, and the extra things you do every day to make sure patients receive excellent care does not go unnoticed. We are constantly impressed by your commitment to supporting and encouraging one another. You make this program incredible in so many ways and we are so proud of all of you. Thank you for being such wonderful people and for your dedication to our residency program! From: Danielle Mason and Krista Rose, Ob/GYN Thank you to: Beverly Lauw Thanks for your work in promoting resident and attending well being by recognizing outstanding individuals in the program. Thanks also for your commitment to improving our influenza vaccination rates at SACHS! From: Matt Fong, Pediatrics Thank you to: psychiatry THanks to ianca who was so kind to the nursing staff when she had a rotation in TMS. We wish you well! From: TMS Nurses, Psychiatry Thank you to: Loma Linda Psychiatry Resident PGY1 class Thanks for all your dedication to our veteran's care and team spirit on 2NE. From: Dr. Yucui CHEN, Behavior Medicine Thank you to: Neonatology Fellows I am so thankful for every one of you and I am blessed to be part of this amazing team! From: Cathy Winter, Peds Thank you to: Canty Wang thank you for your hardwork while on FPMRS.
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