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… these biologic medications we have available, I can truly help change a patient’s life. That’s really why I went into medicine.” Outside of work, Dr. Krajicek stays busy with his five …

… Clinic , Dr. Golden enjoys building relationships with patients and their families. “It’s really important to have that continuity of care and to be able to have that relationship with …

… Hospital Community Counseling Program . “I’m committed to meeting them where they are, really listening to them and building genuine connections to help them deal with their unique …

… and support just like anyone else,” she said. “I’m committed to meeting them where they are, really listening to them and building genuine connections to help them deal with their unique …

… sure little ones have the shot. “The measles vaccine was developed in 1963 and actually had really great uptick at first, so great, that in fact in 2000 measles was declared eliminated in …

… I know a lot about kids who have multiple needs at the same time,” she said. “And I feel really comfortable talking to adolescents.” Dr. Killefer believes that The Meaning of Care …

… “I actually tell patients this is a good time to be alive for lung cancer, because we have really good options,” said Dr. Karin Trujillo, a thoracic surgeon with Methodist Physicians …

… said Jenene VandenBurg, vice president of patient services and chief nursing officer. “This is really about workforce development and a bigger picture in healthcare." Vandenburg said that a …

… two years in remission for recurrent ovarian cancer is previously almost unheard of, so we’re really excited about this,” said Leu, who’s part of the trial through Methodist Health System. …

… at Methodist Physicians Clinic HealthWest. “I’ll listen to your story, get to know you and really try to understand what’s important to you and your health.” Dr. Brilz is especially …