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OCTOBER EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH 

Cliff Sutton, Paramedic

Cliff makes sure that the Customer/Patient is taken care of above and beyond with his honesty, sincerity, and care for others. He makes sure that the patient/customer is aware of their care and options or services through the Customer Care Connection. He is a great example of an outgoing, proactive, interactive employee with whomever he comes in contact with.  Cliff has really A+ qualities that make him a great role model to his peers.

 

 

SEPTEMBER EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

Michele Zittrer, Registered Dental Assistant
Michele has demonstratedgreat leadership abilities
and enthusiasm during the most recent months in her
job duties/assignments. She maintains a very careful eye toward ensuring patients receive the best possible care in the light of maintaining fiscal responsibility, and Michele does all of this with a very pleasant and caring smile and respectful attitude toward patients and staff. Plus, she is currently pursuing advanced training that will benefit her personally and most definitely benefit the practice. Finally, Michele is a great joy to work with chair side and a positive influence in the overall operation of the practice.
 

 

AUGUST EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH

Tom Oglesby, Clinical Laboratory Scientist
Tom has recently been in charge of the installation of the new Chemistry Analyzer. It has been a very stressful job but he has carried the Lab thru this difficult time. He has been a good trainer to all of us during this time. This work he has been doing will ultimately lead to a high quality of care for our patients. Tom also orders all of our supplies in this department. He is very cost conscious and has implemented several changes that save PDH money while not impacting patient care. He also knows down to the drop how much control each test requires thereby saving PDH money. Tom is also the main operator of the Chemistries during the Health Fair. With an additional 125 specimens a day he still gets the work done as this a very important part of Preventative Medicine.