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Winter 2005
Dr. Ruggiero Receives Prestigious Award
Francesca M. Ruggiero,
M.D., Associate Professor
and Medical Director, Immunohistochemistry Laboratory, was recently selected
to attend the Harvard-Macy Institute for Educators in the Health
Professions. The Harvard-Macy Institute is a selective program whose goal
is to enhance the professional development of physicians and basic
scientists as educators. Her project entitled “Medical Student
Success: Identifying the Well-Prepared Candidate”, which is an outgrowth of
her work for Medical Student Admissions and second year student teaching,
was reviewed and selected at Harvard.
Gwen Kendall
Named Employee of the Month
Gwen Kendall,
Pathology Finance and Accounting Assistant, Chairman’s Office, was named
Employee of the Month for March 2005. She was chosen by the Employee
Recognition Program for exemplifying world class care in every corner of her
life, both professionally and personally. It was noted that in her role as
Finance and Accounting Assistant, she is extremely organized, punctual,
knowledgeable and a resourceful self-starter. Gwen always goes above her
designated job duties, never hesitating to help others. In addition, she
thrives on helping others in the community and her church. She is
particularly dedicated to the Lebanon County Relay for Life to support the
American Cancer Society. We
are proud to recognize Gwen.
New Automated Immunostainer
Recently the Anatomic Pathology Research Lab, run by Trey Bruggeman,
acquired a new automated immunostainer. The Dako Autostainer Plus, along
with the accompanying slide hybridizer and labeling system, will allow the
lab to automate many of its current research protocols including
immunohistochemical staining, special stains, and in situ hybridization.
The instrument’s 48 slide capacity has already increased the speed with
which research material can be stained.
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