Members of the Month
Januwari 2020 – Meredith Ware
Meredith has been a Care Coordinator leader as well as a clinic manager for several months. She has done this all while finishing her Master’s, applying to medication and working a full time job!
May 2019 – Fred Gonzalez
Fred has been with DAWN since it opened. He started with the testing workgroup and has worked his way up all the way to a student director. Fred is an oustanding leader and will be a great doctor as he moves on to residency! We hope to see him around clinic as a preceptor soon!
April 2019 – Dane Olsen
October 2017 – Julia Masters
Jules embodies the Spirit of DAWN. She has a huge heart and truly cares about bringing health to the underserved! She is an outstanding leader for the new Nursing class and has demonstrated an unmatched drive and passion to DAWN. She even helped cover shifts over the summer when we were short staffed!”
Septhemba 2017 – Beatrice Guillermo
Beatrice has been a member of the Care Coordination workgroup for over a year. Her dedication to her patients, going above and beyond what is expected of a care coordinator, and consistent drive to improve DAWN are why she was nominated.
August 2017 – Kelsey Moore
All too often, we forget the members of the team who work behind the scenes to make sure the DAWN Clinic is successful. Kelsey has managed our lab results and orders for over a year. She excelled in this position be cause she was reliable, proactive, and had superior attention to detail. For this, we recognize Kelsey as our August member of the month.
Julayi 2017 – Nicholas Arlas
Since joining DAWN last fall as a first year medical student, Nick has been an advocate for our patients and other volunteers. He, along with Josten, have been the driving forces to initiate our Pulmonary Speciality Clinic after identifying the need for speciality care.
June 2017 – Josten Overall
We recognize Josten as out Member of the Month because of her initiative and hard work for DAWN. Along with Nick, they lead the initiative to create the Pulmonary Speciality Clinic. In addition, Josten has shown herself as a leader in the clinic taking on other roles. She is always happy and always approachable which has been recognized by out patients.
May 2017 – Joe Oropeza
April 2017 – Amy Bickel
Mashi 2017 – Alex Nguyen
Februwari 2017 – Chelsie Yoshioka
Januwari 2017 – Brittany Sterling
December 2016 – Rima Baliga
November 2016 – Joaquin Quintana
October 2016 – Fred Gonzales
Septhemba 2016 – Brett Friedman
Julayi 2016 – Tuong Phan
June 2016 – Andrea Mariani
May 2016 – Amanda VanMatre
From the start, Amanda expressed a true passion for primary care that is rarely seen in anyone. As a first year pharmacy student she fearlessly took on the daunting task of re-building and recruiting for the medication access group. Not only was she successful but she thrived and has persevered as she traversed some major barriers involved in her projects. In addition, Amanda has shown the mark of a true leader which is evident when her passion and professionalism is shown on every member of her workgroup. We look forward to seeing her future projects as she continually strives to improve and maximize patient care at DAWN.
April 2016 – Kumar Patel
Hardik Patel, or Kumar as most know him, has been an essential asset to the Care Coordination team. He embodies what we hope all volunteers strive for – he is driven, kind, hard working, and above all else, a leader. When things need to get done, he never hesitates to jump in and even helps teach new comers how they can best assist. He is the definition of a team player. Kumar shows proficiency in patient-provider communication with excellent interpersonal skills he makes the patient feel comfortable while also helping the provider feel confident in his ability to care for their patient. This month alone he has been recognized for his comprehensive documentation, continued participation, and leadership skills. This is why Kumar is a new Care Coordination Workgroup Leader as well as this Month’s Member of the Month.
Mashi 2016 – Mathewu Applegate
Februwari 2016 – Deanne Bihler
Deanne Bihler is an exemplary member of Primary Care Progress. Most students wait to contribute until they are competent to volunteer in their school’s workgroup. Deanne didn’t let that hold her back. She joined testing and started sharing her phlebotomy skills (and her veins) with other students. Fast forward a few months and Deanne has taken on co-leadership roles in the testing group and the supply group. Of course she shows up to volunteer in the nursing student role and goes the extra mile by helping to orient new nursing students. And unlike the majority of PCP volunteers who study at Anschutz, Deanne commutes to the clinic from the nursing school’s south campus in Parker. If everyone brought this much energy to the clinic, we’d need to be open another night.