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Banner Health Greeley clinics add two physicians specializing in care for LGBTQ population“Training in LGBTQIA+ health care is limited in residency programs and for rural America – my goal is to train and equip our family medicine residents to offer appropriate clinical care,” Renecle s…

How to Ease Physician Burnout? A Horse, of Course!A new program pairs physicians with horses to help cope with burnout and build communication

Banner Health doctor, Hearts and Horses create program to teach leadership and communication through horse interactionDr. Michele Alba created the Stables to Stethoscopes program to help physicians learn a new way to think about being a leader and communicating in their job while also, hopefully, reconnecting with…

From a hospital to horse arena: Colorado doctors learn how to deal with COVID stressLocal doctors are taking a creative approach to deal with the stress of work and resiliency in the face of COVID-19.

Greeley doctor Daniel Dyer named Resident of the YearDaniel Dyer, MD, a resident doctor at North Colorado Family Medicine in Greeley, has been named the Resident of the Year by the Colorado Academy of Family Physicians, according to a news release. A…

Greeley doctor Mike Welch sees no limitations as he heads to Wray for Banner’s rural training programGreeley doctor Mike Welch has been practicing medicine forjust a year and a half.Brief tenure notwithstanding, he’s already in prime position to expand his scope well beyond his comfort zone …

Greeley resident doctor Daniel Dyer focused on bringing quality care to underserved populations, here and abroadThere aren’t a plethora of jobs that allow you to do the same thing in Greeley, Colorado, as you do in Papua New Guinea or Malawi.But Dr. Daniel Dyer has found one.In doesn’t matter if …

2 residents added to Banner Health’s Sterling Rural Training programSterling Regional MedCenter is pleased to welcome two new residents, Cameron Scranton, MD and Benjamin Bosen, DO to the Sterling Rural Training Program. The Banner Health North Colorado Family Medi…

First baby arrives on New Year’s DayBy Sara Waite Editor The Baby Suite at Sterling Regional MedCenter got a busy start to 2019, with the arrival of the first baby of the year on New Year’s Day this year. Remi Kay Schell was bo…

Greeley’s North Colorado Family Medicine Residency Training Program prepares doctors to work in underserved communities, works to address shortageBefore Abigail Meyers came to Greeley to complete the North Colorado Family Medicine Residency Training Program, she lived in Milwaukee, Wis. People in her neighborhood often struggled with medical…

Residents join Sterling medical teamSterling’s medical community grew by two at the start of this month, with the addition of Dr. Pete Banchuin and Dr. Natalie Krier through the new rural track for North Colorado Family Medicin…

A Shortage Of Rural Doctors In Colorado Inspires ActionAccess to something as simple as a doctor can be near impossible in the more rural parts of Colorado. The issue is especially pronounced along the Eastern

New Greeley residency training program track emphasizes rural careDoctors are in short supply in many areas of rural Colorado. The North Colorado Family Medicine Residency Training Program is on a mission to help address that. “When we don’t have enou…

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