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Alpha
Omega Alpha
Volunteer
Clinical Faculty Award Recipients
at
University of California, Irvine College of Medicine
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| Recipient
in 2003 |
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Dr.
Thomas Bent |
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Dr.
Thomas Bent was selected by the students of the UCI School of
Medicine for the AOA Volunteer Clinical Faculty Award for his
outstanding clinical and procedural teaching skills, his sensitivity
in honoring different learning styles of students, and his availability
and willingness to provide both career and personal counseling
whenever needed. Dr. Bent graduated from the UCI Family Medicine
residency program in 1984, and joined the UCI Department of
Family Medicine full-time faculty 1996-2002, serving as the
residency director for three years. He served as the medical
director of Camino Health Centers in San Juan Capistrano (1992-96),
the UCI Family Health Center in Santa Ana (1996-2002), and the
Laguna Beach Community Clinic (2002 to present). He has spent
15 years mentoring UCI medical students in addition to his full
time career, and continues to mentor UCI medical students at
his community clinic in Laguna. Dr. Bent's dedication to students
was recognized in 1991 when he received the "Preceptor of the
Year" award, in 1997 when he received the "Helping Hand" award,
and in 2002 when he received the prestigious Lauds & Laurels
Award. |
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| Recipient
in 2001 |
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Dr.
Mark Rosen |
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Dr.
Mark Rosen was selected by the students of the UCI School of
Medicine for the AOA Volunteer Clinical Faculty Award for his
outstanding dedication to clinical teaching. He serves as an
Associate Clinical Professor in Intensive Care Medicine at UCI
Medical Center since 1998, following faculty positions at the
Medical Intensive Care Unit Memorial Medical Center of Long
Beach and the UCLA Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine.
He received the Clinical Instructor of the Year Award from Memorial
Medical Center of Long Beach Department of Family Practice in
1999 and in 2002. He was also nominated for the Association
of American Medical Colleges' National Award for Humanism in
1999 and the UCI Medical Center's Teacher of the Year Award
in 1999. |
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