“This center will help expand access to ALS care along the Gulf Coast, making a positive impact on patients and their families, but it will also honor a great man in Kelly Butler,” said Owen Bailey. “The lives he touched are too many to count, and through this center, his legacy will live on and impact many more lives for decades to come.”
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The $10,000 award is presented annually to a promising scientist at the Mitchell Cancer Institute upon the recommendation of a faculty committee.
Julio Chalela, M.D., brings specialized expertise in stroke and critical care management, working closely with neurosurgeons to provide comprehensive care for patients in the post-operative phase.
“Being part of an academic institution allows me to engage in research and contribute to the advancement of medical knowledge, ultimately benefiting mankind,” said Carla Benjamin, M.D.
“I’m passionate about being a pediatrician because it gives me the opportunity to support children during their most formative years and make a lasting impact on their health and well-being,” said Nicole Weidow, D.O.
After a countdown, patient Kayden King officially helped “light” the tree that is decorated in shades of silver and blue.
Kevin Slaughter, M.D., brings an interest in research focused on clinical outcomes in burn surgery with skin substitutes, acute burn care, and enzymatic debridement.
Jeffrey L. Brewer, M.D., said he is excited to build upon the successes of the department in training new physicians and growing services for adults and children.
Tudor is focusing on strengthening Monroe County Hospital’s services, fostering collaboration among the hospital’s dedicated team members, and ensuring the hospital continues to meet the evolving healthcare needs of community residents.
“It was an incredible night to begin our holiday season of light and love,” said Kim Crawford Meeks, USA Health spiritual care and counseling manager.
“I look forward to using the knowledge and skills I gain from this program to advocate for improved healthcare services in rural communities, especially those in Mobile and along the Gulf Coast,” said Janel Lowman.
“It has been nice to come back to the place where it started. I had some excellent mentors, and hopefully I can be that for the next generation,” said Michael Fesenmeier, M.D.
“VNOTES is a leading-edge technique that provides many benefits for women, including a shorter recovery time,” said Charles R. Hanes, II, M.D.
