Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education announces recipients of 2019 CLER awards
Mayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical Education announced recipients of the 2019 CLER awards. There are four award categories: quality improvement, patient safety, health care disparities and diversity. Nominations are submitted by any Mayo Clinic resident, fellow, faculty, education program coordinator or other employee with knowledge of a trainee’s contributions. Recipients are selected based on merit.
The CLER awards acknowledge trainees (residents and fellows) for leadership and contributions in these domains in recognition of the essential role they play in the success of Mayo’s education and clinical environments.
Quality improvement
Raymond Stetson, M.D. (PD '17, PDNE '18)
Division of Neonatal Medicine, Department of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Project: Improving Fully Up-to-date Infant Immunization Rate at Time of NICU Discharge or Transfer
Patient safety
Ana Catarina Paim, M.D. (INFD '19)
Division of Infectious Diseases
Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Project: Improving Transitions of Care in the Division of Infectious Diseases
Eugene Tan, M.D. (I '16, INFD '19)
Division of Infectious Diseases
Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Project: Improving Transitions of Care in the Division of Infectious Diseases
Prakhar Vijayvargiya, M.D. (INFD '19)
Division of Infectious Diseases
Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Project: Improving Transitions of Care in the Division of Infectious Diseases
Health care disparities
Jordan Ray, M.D. (I '16)
Department of Cardiovascular Disease
Mayo Clinic in Florida
Project: Sulzbacher Homeless Cardiovascular Center
Ryan Ung, D.O. (I '16, CV '17)
Department of Cardiovascular Disease
Mayo Clinic in Florida
Project: Sulzbacher Homeless Cardiovascular Center
Diversity
Narjust Duma, M.D. (HEMO '20)
Division of Hematology, Department of Medicine
Mayo Clinic in Rochester
Project: Women in Medicine Group