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Three distinguished graduates of Weir High School, Class of 1999, held an impromptu reunion at the WVU Medicine Weirton Medical Center

All three individuals serve in critical leadership roles at WVU Medicine. From left are Angela Jones, assistant vice president of media and marketing communications, WVU Health System; Danielle Waltz, assistant vice president of government relations and associate general counsel, WVU Health System; and Christopher Kiefer, MD, MSEd, FACEP, professor, chief, Division of Education, and associate residency program director, WVU Department of Emergency Medicine, and director of faculty development, WVU Health Sciences. Go Weir High Red Riders!

WVU Nursing alumna named Advanced Practice Provider of the Year

Adrienne Duckworth, AOCNP, a graduate of the West Virginia University School of Nursing and director of the WVU Cancer Institute Survivorship Program, has been named the 2024 Advanced Practice Provider of the Year by the WVU Medicine Office of Advanced Practice Recruitment and Retention Committee.

WVU Graduate Medical Education Office Announces Transitions

Sarah Sofka, M.D., has been named the associate dean and ACGME designated institution official for the West Virginia University School of Medicine Graduate Medical Education program. Dr. Sofka fills the role being vacated by Manuel Vallejo, M.D., DMD.

WVU School of Dentistry to host day of free oral care for children

The West Virginia University School of Dentistry will recognize National Children’s Dental Health Month by offering free care on Give Kids A Smile Day. The annual event is scheduled for Friday, Feb. 7, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the WVU Dental clinic at Suncrest Towne Centre in Morgantown.

WVU in the News: Staying safe in extreme cold and taking precautions against coyotes

On this West Virginia Morning, the combination of bitterly cold temperatures and lingering snow on the ground is dangerous for anyone who finds themselves outside for an extended amount of time. Reporter Chris Schulz spoke with Amber Ziese, a registered nurse and assistant professor at West Virginia University, about what to look out for and how to stay safe.