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POCT Coordinator of the Year Presented by the

AACC Critical and Point-of-Care Testing Division

 

This auspicious award, sponsored by the AACC CPOCT Division and funded by Lifescan, Inc., a Johnson & Johnson company, includes a cash award and funds to support attendance at the AACC Annual Meeting and an elegant trophy.

 

The POCT Coordinator Award is given annually to recognize outstanding achievements in the POCT field by persons who are primarily responsible for a given institution’s POCT program. The award is not limited to persons or programs within the United States. Selection is made by the Awards Committee of the AACC Critical and Point-of-Care Testing Division and is based on the extent of the nominee’s responsibilities and accomplishments, particularly the impact this person has made in improving the quality of the POCT program at their facility.

 

To submit a nominee for this year, or to nominate yourself, click here.

 

Click on a name below to view past winners:

 

2011

2010

2009

2008

Kim Skala  Advocate Christ Medical Center & Hope Children’s Hospital

Bob Kaplanis Laboratory Sciences of Arizona / Banner Health

Brenda Franks Methodist Hospital, Omaha, NE

Peggy Mann University of Texas Medical Branch

2007

2006

2005

2004

Elizabeth Vadasdi

New York- Presbyterian Hospital, Weill – Cornell Medical Center

Edwina Szelag Holmes Regional Medical Center Health First, Inc. in Melbourne, FL

Ann Snyder POCTC Greater Baltimore Medical Center

David Colard Saint Luke’s Hospital, Kansas City, MO

2003

2002

2001

2000

Deanna Bogner Christus Santa Rosa Health Care system in San Antonio, TX

Diana DeHoyos University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB), Galveston

Lou Ann Wyer MT (ASCP), Sentara Healthcare, Norfolk, VA

Karen Freese Clarian Health Partners, Inc., Indianapolis, IN

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