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Peggy Troy
Peggy Troy is many things. A nurse. A business executive. A wife. A dog lover. But first and foremost, Troy is a mom, and that role has helped propel her to her current position, president and CEO of Children's Hospital and Health System. Learn more... |
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Cindy Christensen
Cindy Christensen is the executive vice president and chief operating officer of Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. She first joined the hospital in 1981 as a pediatric nurse. Learn more... |
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Charles Greer
The corner of 25th Street and North Avenue is nothing to look at. Bordered by a dollar store, a vacant lot and a neighborhood filled with condemned homes, it paints a dismal picture of urban Milwaukee. Learn more... |
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Anne Juhlmann
Anne Juhlmann has faced a parent's worst nightmare. Twice.
Juhlmann and her husband lost two sons to mitochondrial disease, a progressive, incurable illness that slowly compromises or destroys a body's organs and systems. Learn more... |
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Brenda Sulok
With an infectious smile and a warm hello, Brenda Sulok greets patient families coming to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. She knows many of the hospital's employees by their first names. Learn more... |
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Sarah Beecher
Ten years ago, Sarah Beecher never would have imagined the life she has today. Beecher was working as a waitress and raising her daughter, Ariana, with her husband, Ray. Learn more... |
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Lauren Jahn
Mein Schatz. If you spend much time in the Milwaukee area, you're likely to hear this term of endearment, which translates to "my treasure" in German. Learn more... |
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Anne Zelazoski
Anne Zelazoski loves to travel. But instead of heading for a resort or the beach, Zelazoski heads to a tiny village in Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Learn more... |
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Susanne Gidan
For many reasons – some happy and some heart wrenching – Susanne (Susie) Gidan feels a deep, lasting connection to Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Learn more... |
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Eileen Sherburne
If you glance at Eileen Sherburne's resume, you'll see some impressive credentials: MSN, APN, FNP. What's even more impressive is the woman behind the letters, a professional whose passion for health care is changing lives every day. Learn more... |
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Joel Lashley
When Joel Lashley saw a gap in how autistic patients were treated in security-related situations, he used his expertise to create a new way of approaching situations, developing a protocol that is rapidly being adopted by other institutions.
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