2014 Corpus Christi Caller-Times Health Care Heroes

Honoring our local
health care professionals

who make a diference in the
lives of Coastal Bend
families every day.
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A complete list of the
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We are fortunate to have
thousands of excellent health-
care professionals taking care
of us in the Coastal Bend. They
are our unsung heroes. Most
of them will tell you the care,
compassionate and expertise
they provide are just part of
the job. We know its more
than that.
Health Care Heroes have a
purpose: To help, heal, comfort
and save lives. They put others
before themselves; see prob-
lems and solve them. They are
individuals and organizations
who truly make a diference
in the health and well-being
of our community.
Health Care Heroes is a
program of the Corpus Christi
Caller-Times that recognizes
excellence in care and ser-
vice and educates the com-
munity about best practices to
enhance the value and quality
care in the Coastal Bend area.
This is our second annual
celebration for recognizing
their outstanding work and
contributions. We would like
to thank our sponsors for join-
ing us to recognize the great
work and service of our health
care industry.
Part of the proceeds from
the 2014 Caller-Times Health
Care Heroes luncheon will
go to the American Heart
Association.
There were more than
120 nominations for our rst
Health Care Heroes event. All
of these nominations were re-
viewed by a panel of commu-
nity judges, who selected 18
nalists (three in each of our
six categories). An overall win-
ner in each of the six catego-
ries will be announced at aan
wards ceremony luncheon on
Tuesday, April 22 at the Solo-
mon P. Ortiz Center.
Our overall winners will be
featured in a full page adver-
tisement in the Sunday, May
4, edition of the Caller-Times.
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of our health care profession-
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Dr. Thomas
Wilder
OBGYN, CORPUS CHRISTI
WOMENS CLINIC
Dr. Thomas Wilder has all
the credentials to be an OB-
GYN but what sets him apart
is much greater than the words
on his diploma. Dr. Wilder pos-
sesses the expert knowledge
without the attitude of superi-
ority. His genuine character-
istics are part of his DNA and
are transparent with the care
he provides his patients.
Yes, its his profession, but
hes not afraid to show the hu-
man factor when he celebrates
life or an unfortunate loss with
his patients.
When I had a miscarriage he
did not give a medical explana-
tion instead he hugged me and
said You will be okay, youre
not alone and on my follow up
visit handed me a little book
titled, Empty Arms.
At age 38, Dr. Wilder sent me
for a base-line mammogram.
I did not have a family histo-
ry so I knew it was a routine
request. Despite literature
endorsed by the government
which suggests women should
get mammograms at the age of
40, Dr. Wilder stayed true to
his medical experience and be-
gan a couple of years before 40.
I am blessed Dr. Wilder did
not succumb to all the govern-
ment bureaucracy about mam-
mograms at age 40; because at
age 39 I was diagnosed with
breast cancer and had both
breasts removed.
The ne-like-sand cancer
was detected by comparing
my exam at age 38 to 39. Dr.
Wilder is deserving of this
award because, in addition to
his credentials and accolades,
he is passionate about the
medical care women deserve.
Nominated by Catherine Lutz,
patient
Dr. Lorraine
Stehn
FAMILY PRACTITIONER,
ARANSAS PASS
Dr. Lorraine Stehn has been
a family practitioner in Aran-
sas Pass for more than 31 years.
When introducing myself as
her husband, I have received
a tremendous outpouring of
thanks from people whom she
has helped.
Dr. Stehn is extremely com-
passionate and excels with
helping entire families as well
as the individual patient. She is
an incredibly astute clinician,
often coming up with the cor-
rect diagnosis that a specialist
may have missed.
She is unappable and in-
credibly calm under pressure
and remains agreeable even
when disturbed throughout
the night with phone calls
from the hospital and nursing
homes. She never aims a bad
word at another health care
worker. Nurses and other hos-
pital staf love to work with her.
In her early years of practice
she delivered hundreds of ba-
bies but now specializes taking
care of older patients, includ-
ing some in four diferent nurs-
ing homes. She does hospital
rounds seven days a week and
has a full-time of ce practice.
Many winter Texans use her
as their doctor since they like
her so much.
Dr. Stehn is one of only two
family practice physicians in
Aransas Pass, an area with a
shortage of family doctors. She
has been a great mother for
our two boys, and a great role
model for what woman in the
Coastal Bend can accomplish.
I consider her a true hero of
the Coastal Bend.
Nominated by Thomas Stehn,
husband
Health Care Award
Honors a physician such as family physician,
pediatrician, OB/GYN, psychiatry, osteopathy,
chiropractic, anesthesiology, oncology, cardiology,
neurosurgery, etc. whose performance is
considered exemplary by patients and peers.
Dr. Lorraine Stehn Dr. Thomas Wilder
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Dr. Jason
Bradford
OBGYN, ALICE OBSTETRICS
AND GYNECOLOGY
The experience I had with
my rst obstetrician in 2007
wasnt the best. She was cold
and didnt seem interested in
me as patient. Every concern
was brushed of and labeled as
just a pregnancy symptom.
When I got pregnant in 2013
after a year of not being suc-
cessful, I was nervous, in de-
nial and excited but now I had
to nd a doctor. I was looking
for a local doctor. I had heard
good things about Dr. Jason
Bradford and he was located
in Alice.
I met Dr. Bradford and
was immediately welcomed
warmly and professionally. I
developed gestational diabetes
during my pregnancy and he
helped guide me in the direc-
tion I needed to ensure a safe
and healthy pregnancy.
Dr. Bradford was supportive
and very informative about a
disease that I wasnt familiar
with at all, despite the fact that
both my parents sufer from it.
Throughout the pregnancy
I was monitored and informed
about the progress. Instead of
scolding me and shaming me,
as my other obstetrician had
for being heavier than I should
be, Dr. Bradford helped guide
me to make healthier choices
for me and my unborn child.
We delivered a healthy baby
boy via cessarian section on
June 4, 2013. He was born two
weeks early because of compli-
cations from diabetes.
I always joke that Dr. Brad-
ford must work some kind of
magic because I was up and
walking with little pain shortly
after my surgery. My recovery
was a speedy one. I was able to
help my husband pack up our
house as we were in process of
buying a home during my preg-
nancy. I feel wonderful.
One especially touching
moment after one appoint-
ment, Dr. Bradford told me,
God Bless you as I was leav-
ing his of ce. Not many physi-
cians would do that. That truly
touched my heart. It reminded
me of what a down home type
of man Dr. Bradford is. He is
a product of Alice and a great
asset to the community.
I am truly thankful to Dr.
Bradford for helping make my
last pregnancy a special one,
even if it was a high risk one.
Nominated by Nelda Velasquez,
patient
Dr. Jason Bradford
Health Care Award
Honors a physician such as family physician,
pediatrician, OB/GYN, psychiatry, osteopathy,
chiropractic, anesthesiology, oncology, cardiology,
neurosurgery, etc. whose performance is
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Belinda
Flores
DIRECTOR, SOUTH
COASTAL AREA HEALTH
EDUCATION CENTER
Bel is the highly motivated,
personable, multi-tasking di-
rector of the South Coastal
Area Health Education Cen-
ter . Her goal is to increase
the number of South Texas
students choosing healthcare
professions, thereby closing
the gap in the South Texas
healthcare shortage.
She is a tireless worker who
coordinates and participates
in numerous health education
and outreach projects, includ-
ing coordinating, producing
and participating in health
fairs, delivering life support
training, providing health-
care and promotoras to colo-
nias and organizing continuing
medical education credits for
physicians.
Bel coordinates rotations, a
simulation lab, and shadowing
experiences for students. She
leads the Medical Explorers
Club for eighth through 12th
grade students. Her Health Ca-
reer Exploration Clubs teach
high school, junior high and
middle school students how
to succeed in health careers
by familiarizing them with
the medical, dental, pharmacy,
nursing, medical technology,
dental hygiene, physical ther-
apy and occupational therapy
professions.
Her Health Professions
Summer Programs for high
school students include
hands-on training, certica-
tion courses, and an overall
view into the health profes-
sions. Bel also coordinates
shadowing, clinical research
and service learning experi-
ences for undergraduates, as
well as rotations for medical,
nurse practitioner and physi-
cian assistant students.
Bel willingly gives her free
time to community organiza-
tions. She chairs the West Oso
Independent School District
Health Advisory Committee
and is a member of the Corpus
Christi Nueces County Public
Health District Citizens Ad-
visory Health Board and the
Amistad Community Health
Center Board. Additionally,
she is a frequent lecturer at
Texas A&M University - Cor-
pus Christi .
Bel Flores is clearly an un-
sung hero of our community.
Nominated by Suzette Chopin
Belinda Flores
Honors a health care staf member or manager
that provides outstanding customer service,
assistance and extra-special care and whose
performance and leadership are considered
exemplary by patients and peers.
Cynthia A.
Cardiel
R.N., CLINIC DIRECTOR
DRISCOLL CHILDRENS
HOSPITAL
I am submitting this nomina-
tion on behalf of my wife, Cyn-
thia Cardiel, for her tireless ef-
fort to provide the best service
to the many families who seek
medical attention from the ve
pediatric specialty clinics that
she oversees.
Managing a specialty clinic
can be challenging, but Cynthia
manages ve specialty clinics
including the Development
and Behavior Pediatric Pro-
gram, the Childrens Diabetes
and Endocrine Center, Driscoll
Childrens Orthopaedic clinic,
Driscoll Childrens Neurology
clinic and Driscolls Sports
Medicine clinic.
Cynthia takes the mission, vi-
sion and values of the Driscoll
Childrens Hospital to heart by
striving to provide the best cus-
tomer satifaction, she advocates
for the children, demonstrates
respect for all, sets the bar high
in expecting excellence in all
and the responsible stewardship
of Driscolls resources. These
clinics often receive the highest
customer service reports.
I am always amazed that,
even after those long days that
we all have, she is always look-
ing to see what more she can
do for the children of Driscoll
Childrens Hospital. She is
strong in her Christian faith
and openly shares words of
encouragement to her staf.
I believe Cynthias com-
mitment to the children and
Driscoll Childrens Hospital
make her a Health Care Hero.
She often says, I want to
know that these children have
received the quality of care that
I would expect for my own chil-
dren.
Nominated by Andrew Cardiel ,
husband
Cynthia Cardiel
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Norma Ann Reyes
Norma Ann
Reyes
OFFICE MANAGER
TEXAS VEIN AND
VASCULAR
Outstanding hero is even an
inadequate description to pro-
le Norma Reyes as an of ce
manager for Texas Vein and
Vascular. She has proven to be
the rock for success over and
over for us through so many
transitions and moves in the
last 12 years she has worked
with us.
I remember nding her at
a small-sized family practice
of ce and asking if she would
take a risk on a new doctor
who had just come to town and
come work for us. She decided
to jump in and she has been
the catalyst for dependability,
follow-through, support and
internal organization helping
us grow, from herself and the
doctors wife as the only em-
ployees, to a staf of 26 and four
locations later.
Her most outstanding qual-
ity by far is her compassion
and creativity for helping pa-
tients make their payments at
the of ce. I have seen her take
time, again and again, talk-
ing carefully and slowly with
the older patients, explaining
their benets, listening to their
questions, coming up with pay-
ment plans that work for them
and giving them tremendous
respect and care. She gives
more than her regular hours
for the nurture and success of
the employees she guides.
She has made such a difer-
ence here that none of us will
be the same. She continues to
touch all of our lives and give
beauty to those of us in her
wake.
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Dr. Charles
Clements
DENTIST, KINGSVILLE

I nominate Dr. Clements for
his excellence in dentistry and
his dedication to his patients.
Dr. Clements always puts him-
self in the patients shoes and
treats them the way he would
like to be treated.
Dr. Clements has been
practicing dentistry for more
than 35 years and loves what
he does. He spends countless
hours annually to better him-
self as a dentist to provide the
best dentistry for his patients.
He stays up to date with getting
trained in all areas of dentistry
in order to better serve his pa-
tients and provide all the den-
tal needs of the patient rather
than referring them to difer-
ent specialist.
Dr. Clements can do the
majority of all dentistry, from
a simple lling or extraction, to
a complete mouth reconstruc-
tion. His ultimate goal is for
the patient to be completely
happy with their dental work
and does everything in his will
to make sure that is end result.
As an employee of Dr. Cle-
ments I have seen Dr. Clements
change many lives by help-
ing people x all their dental
needs. It is a joy to work for
a dentist with a big heart for
his patients. I have seen many
patients walk out of the of ce
with tears of joy because of
his work and we have received
many hugs from very satised
patients. They are not just an-
other patient in his eyes, they
are family and friends that
have entered our dental home.
Dr. Clements is by far a hero
for the many lives he has bet-
tered for many people who
now smile.
Nominated by Michelle Silva,
employee/patient
Dental Excellence in
Health Care Award
Honors a dentist such as general dentistry,
cosmetic dentistry, orthodontics, endodontics,
periodontics, etc. whose performance is
Dr. Roxanne
Robertson
ORTHODONTIST,
STAR ORTHODONTICS
In the short time Ive worked
at Star Orthodontics, I can
honestly say that all of the
amazing things I previously
heard about Dr. Robertson
are true. She genuinely cares
about every single one of her
employees, patients and their
families. Even more, she really
cares about our community
and loves to give back.
Her success wasnt handed
to her; she worked extremely
hard and overcame many odds
to get to where she is, and has
remained humble in the pro-
cess. Many of her employees
are very successful because
Dr. Robertson believed in them
and gave them a chance.
Her patients love her be-
cause she is friendly, warm and
relatable.
She wants to give everyone
the gift of a beautiful smile be-
cause she knows what a difer-
ence a smile can make, not just
in a patients appearance but
also in their demeanor.
Dr. Robertson has helped
more than 20,000 patients get
the smile they always dreamed
of and changed their lives for
the better by giving them a
whole new condence. She
cares about her patients so
much that she throws an annu-
al Patient Appreciation Party
at Whataburger Field.
She always aims to do her
very best and challenges us
all to do the same. Dr. Robert-
son and Star Orthodontics re-
ally make South Texas a better
place.
I couldnt think of anyone
more deserving of the title
Health Care Hero because, to
so many, that is exactly what
she is, a hero.
Nominated by Malerie Eeds,
employee
Dr. Charles Clements
Dr. Roxanne Robertson
Dr. Benjamin
Vela
DENTIST, VELA DENTAL
CENTER

The Velas have been a true
blessing to me and many oth-
ers across South Texas. I have
worked for the Vela Dental
Centers for more than a de-
cade.
Dr. Benjamin Vela is my hero
because of his fearlessness and
ability to continue growing our
business despite an unfortu-
nate string of events.
In 2011 an injury to his father
put great stresses on our com-
pany. Were it not for Dr. Velas
abilities and his willingness
to push forward in the face of
adversity, myself and 25 other
local residents would not have
employment with a company
that is not only fun, but re-
warding to work for. He is a
hero to all of us.
Recently his two-year-old
daughter was diagnosed with
Acute Lymphoblastic Leuke-
mia. Though he has had to take
much time of to be with her
through her treatment he has
vowed to work as hard as nec-
essary to ensure that we can
keep our team together and
continue to serve the commu-
nity as his family has done for
more than four decades.
He is an excellent advocate
for local youth, having men-
tored many future dental stu-
dents and supported local lead-
ership initiatives to promote
our local high school students.
Every day we work together I
am reminded of how big of a
heart he has. I am proud to call
him my boss, my dentist and,
most importantly, my friend.
Nominated by Frank Arriaga Jr.,
friend/employee/patient
Dr. Benjamin Vela
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Stephen Fowler, LVN
for being nominated as a
2014 HEALTHCARE HERO
and give a
BIG THANK YOU
to all of our
HEALTHCARE Heroes
at
Cimarron Place
and in our community
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Kelly
Randolph
PHYSICAL THERAPIST,
CHRISTUS SPOHN SOUTH
Physical therapists can have
profound efect on their pa-
tients by helping them in their
time of need. Kelly Randolph
is one of those therapists who
have a positive efect on his
patients.
As his manager, I have been
stopped several times by his
patients to let me know of
the high caliber of care they
are receiving from him. They
explain to me that he takes
the time to listen and then
explains to them what is go-
ing on. They go on to say the
treatments he provides are so
good and they enjoy coming
to therapy.
Several of his patients have
been seen by other therapists
in this community and they all
state Kelly does so much for
them and they see the result
many have been searching for
years.
Kelly is an outstanding ther-
apist who is always searching
for new knowledge to help his
patients but he goes one step
further in being able to ana-
lyze and apply his knowledge
to help his patients get the re-
sults they have been seeking.
Nominated by Michael Anthony
Perez, manager
Violet
Russell
Edwards
RISING STAR HOME CARE
SERVICES
Violet Russell Edwards, LVN
1986 at Del Mar College, gradu-
ating valedictorian in her class,
was certied in 1992-1994 as a
home health administrator by
the state of Texas.
Ms. Russell-Edwards is a
very staunch healthcare pro-
fessional, a strong, concerned
and charitable citizen, (she is)
concerned about training health
care professionals in and out of
school and provides indigent
care for (many).
She allowed several students
to shadow her in her home care
service. In 1998, the Texas gov-
ernment said (there were) too
many African-American and
biracial children in the system.
The removal rate from families
and homes was very high and
adoption rate was very low.
She was appointed by the
Corpus Christi Black Chamber
of Commerce to participate in a
seminar on Undoing Racism
offered by Child Protective
Services. She was heavily in-
uenced and took responsibility
to chair a committee on dispro-
portionality for the region that
has made her a really super hero
for the many homes receiving
home care, the families greatly
afected, and very importantly,
the lives of children well and ill
needing multiple attentions.
In 2010 there were 21 African-
American and biracial children
needing adoption. She created
the rst adoption gallery in this
region for African-American
and biracial client adoptions.
As of 2014. there are only four
African-American and biracial
children needing adoption in
our region because of her in-
tensive work in this area. Her
work has been spectacular. The
status of disproportionality has
been dramatically inuenced in
a positive way by her work. Her
work in disproportionality has
aided in bringing awareness to
the health issues for and to chil-
dren, youth and families.
Nominated by Dr. Gloria R. Scott, a
patients relative
Health Care
Professional Award
Honors a health care provider other than doctors and nurses
such as home health provider, pharmacist, rst responders, EMTs,
social worker, hospital department staf, physicians assistant, dental
assistant, radiologist, lab technician, and physical therapist whose
performance is considered exemplary by patients and peers.
John J.
Vicknair, Jr.
CORPUS CHRISTI
PROSTHETICS
John J. Vicknair Jr. is one of
the most caring and generous
people I have ever known. He
gives of himself and his pros-
thetics business tirelessly. On
a daily basis he gives hope and
light to people who are so very
deserving of both: amputees.
John is a deeply religious
man who will tell you, Its
Gods business, I just take care
of it for him. John donates
an exceptional amount of his
time, skill, labor and resources
to the community and to his
patients. He does everything
he can for them, no is not an
option.
John is a prime example
that hard work and dedication
pay of: he moved to Corpus
Christi from Louisiana nearly
50 years ago, with his wife and
small children in tow, to open
a brand new prosthetics shop.
He worked around the clock
to keep the business running,
and to make it the success that
it is today.
In an industry that is not al-
ways operated by people with
good and honest intentions,
John has the best of intentions
and is as honest as they come.
For being the amazing hus-
band, father, grandfather, and
now great-grandfather that he
is, and a health care profession-
al that the entire health care
industry can emulate, John J.
Vicknair Jr. is my health care
hero. He is his patients hero.
And he is his familys hero. We
are so very proud of him.
Nominated by Audrey Vicknair,
daughter-in-law
John Vicknair, Jr.
Kelly Randolph
Violet Edwards
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Dr. Lori Anderson
Medical Director
for your hard work and
commitment to the
Mission of Amistad.
Our patients and staff really
appreciate you!
Thank
you
361-884-2242 www.amistadchc.org
Amistad Community Health Center
Providing affordable,
quality healthcare
1533 Brownlee Corpus Christi, TX 78404
Nurses Excellence in
Health Care Award
Catherine
Grant
RN, CARDIAC CATH
LAB, CHRISTUS SPOHN
SHORELINE
She is commonly called
the hardest working nurse in
Corpus Christi, in part due to
her strong work ethic, early to
bed and early to rise attitude to
care for patients who have car-
diac cathertization procedures
in the Spohn Cardiac Cath Lab.
She is inherently focused
on providing the best medical
care while, at the same time,
going out of her way to put the
patient and family at ease and,
when appropriate, make it a
fun and enjoyable experience.
It is common for patients to
send her thank you cards and
gifts, as well as write letters to
Christus Spohn administrators
letting them know that Cath-
erine is a special, gifted and
talented registered nurse.
Catherine won a Daisy
Award from Christus Spohn,
which recognized her as one
of the top nurses at Christus
Spohn. Catherine is not the
type of person to draw atten-
tion to herself, hence the Daisy
Award was a complete surprise
to her.
She just loves being a nurse,
has a great rapport with pa-
tients, and is instinctively a
hard worker.
Nominated by Joe P. Fulton
Catherine Grant
Diana
Barrera
RN, CRITICAL CARE
UNIT, CHRISTUS SPOHN
MEMORIAL
The reason I am nominating
this person for a Health Care
Hero award is I have seen how
hard this woman has worked
to rst get her registered nurse
degree and license. I have seen
her graduate and continue to
work hard to advance in her
profession.
She has worked in the
Trauma ICU Unit at Memo-
rial hospital since she received
her license and degree, before
transferring to the critical care
unit in the hospital.
Diana is a very caring indi-
vidual who has demonstrated
her compassion for her fellow
man and patients when they
need her most when they are
extremely sick or hurt.
She practices and tries to
lead by example in the area of
patient advocacy. She has been
complimented by patients and
the patients family for her out-
standing healthcare, compas-
sion, heart-felt caring and her
support of a patients family in
a sad and critical time in their
lives.
I have also seen her cry
because of the medical efort
put forth by doctors and other
nurses failed, the patient died,
and the case hit close to her
heart. But she picked herself
and her resolve up and contin-
ued to care and save patients.
When in the position of charge
nurse she is respected by her
peers, her advice and decision-
making are often sought after
by her peers.
In a time when health care
in this country is at a pivotal
point for individuals and hos-
pitals alike, its good to know
you have individuals like Di-
ana Barrera.
She will care for you no mat-
ter what your life situations-
might be because you are sick
or hurt and you need top-rated
health care, compassion, car-
ing hands and spirit to help you
heal and become whole again.
Nominated by Don R. Diaz Jr.,
friend
Diana Barrera
Trevor
Bonser
RN, CHRISTUS SPOHN
SHORELINE
Recently I was admitted to
Spohn Shoreline, Three East.
Twelve days later I was re-
leased. During these 12 days
I had the opportunity to meet
Trevor Bonser in his new posi-
tion as nurse manager. My ex-
perience in those 12 days with
Trevor was very impressive.
Trevor took the time to stop
and visit with me. He answered
endless questions, provided
valuable advice and support.
Upon going home I felt as-
sured that in the event I ever
needed Trevor he would be
there for me. Well he is a man
of his word.
Having only been home ve
days, I developed a high fever
and my blood pressure was
dangerously low. Being as
how this had never happened
so soon after going home, my
wife sent Trevor a text . She re-
ally needed help. At 8:58 a.m.
she sent Trevor a simple text:
Trevor please help me. To
her surprise at 9:10 a.m. Trevor
called her, and on a Sunday no
less.
Trevor asked for my temper-
ature, blood pressure and my
pulse. Upon hearing this infor-
mation Trevor told her to bring
me to Shoreline right away. At
9:43 a.m. Trevor called again,
advising me he had called the
doctor and the doctor would be
waiting for me.
Well, you can well imagine
the state my wife was in by
this time. Trevor had to calm
her down. He told her to drive
carefully and he would check
on us shortly. Twenty minutes
later he called us again, this
time to tell me he made room
on Three East for me and the
charge nurse would be waiting
for me.
Finally just as we are get-
ting to the emergency room
entrance, Trevor called again.
He told me not worry, (the
charge nurse) was waiting for
me on Three East and (the doc-
tors) would be there as soon as
possible. What a day that was
for us.
I would say Trevor is an an-
gel, but that could not even be-
gin to describe what he did for
me on that Sunday morning. I
can honestly say without reser-
vation that Three East is man-
aged by a man with excellent
leadership, concern, dignity,
quick response and compas-
sion. Trevor, you are my Health
Care Hero.
We say prayers daily for
Trevor and for all the excellent
staf he guides.
It is my hope Trevor will be
selected as a Health Care Hero
by the Caller-Times.
Nominated by Carl J. Harper,
patient
Trevor Bonser
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Going with their heart was
ultimately the nal approach
in selecting one winner in this
years Corpus Christi Caller-
Times Health Care Heroes
program, judges said.
The nal decisions were
the most challenging, said
Catrina Wilson, president
and CEO of United Way of
the Coastal Bend. I nally
stopped trying to arbitrarily
assign scores and went with
my heart.
Wilson was one of the six
judges selected to read the 30
nominations in 10 categories
in this years program, which
recognizes healthcare profes-
sionals who have made a difer-
ence in the lives of the people
they serve.
Judging our health care
heroes is a very difcult but
rewarding task, said Steve
Arnold, vice president of mar-
keting for the Corpus Christi
Caller-Times. All of our nomi-
nees are great and they are all
very important to us. We are
not judging the credentials of
these professionals. We are
judging essays written by peo-
ple whose lives were afected
in some way by our heroes.
It is hard trying to judge
one better than the other, so
the process is thoughtful and
at times difcult choosing one
over another, Arnold said.
In January the Caller-Times
asked the community to nomi-
nate their health care hero and
explain why. Each judge read
the nominees resume, includ-
ing their nomination letters
and other supporting material.
Including Wilson, the oth-
er judges were Anna Flores,
owner/CFO of International
Meeting Planners Inc.; Amy
Granberry, executive direc-
tor of Charlies Place Recov-
ery Center; Richard Longo-
ria, news director at KIII-TV;
Omar Lopez, senior corporate
communications consultant at
AEP Texas; and Matt Stevens,
owner/president of Matt Ste-
vens Entertainment.
All of the judges recognize
the challenges in the health
care field. Lopez said he
couldnt do what they do each
day.
I am relieved that these
very competent individuals
are in the medical profession
because I could not be, Lo-
pez said. Seriously, I am im-
pressed that so many of the
nominees had endured life-
long careers in the medical
profession.
Wilson agrees.
Its very clear that it is
not simply an occupation for
those working in the medical
eld but rather a mission, she
said. Obviously knowledge is
required but the compassion
and empathy demonstrated
by the nominees is not learned
through books.
The nominees were nar-
rowed down to the top three
in each category, and then
each judge chose a top candi-
date from the top three.Stevens
said picking one winner in each
category was the hardest part.
The thing I looked for was
dedication, he said. Giving
out personal cell phone num-
bers was going beyond their
duty. Some letters stated how
the nominee said, Call me in
the middle of night. I think that
is incredible.
The community needs to rec-
ognize healthcare professionals
more often for the numerous
qualities they possess daily
while helping to heal, comfort
and save lives, judges said.
These individuals are our
unsung heroes, Flores said.
The community selected
the best, dedicated and well-
rounded individuals in their
respective eld. These indi-
viduals continue to change and
improve lives, take care of em-
ployees, put people rst, take
those extra steps to make a big
impact and, most importantly,
bring happiness into the lives
of others.
Granberry said healthcare
professionals have a greater job.
Many of us have difcult or
challenging jobs but healthcare
workers serve the community
at large, Granberry said. For
the most part, they are serving
people who are not feeling well
and certainly are not at their
best. This makes the job even
more challenging. As a com-
munity, we need to appreciate
and value the people who care
for us.
Stevens said its a love of their
hearts who won him over.
Anyone who is in this pro-
fession has to have heart, Ste-
vens said. On top of that, they
have to be extremely intelligent
and have an unbelievable love
for mankind. We are all equal
but somebody who works so
hard and who is so concerned
about others, its a beautiful
thing.
Nominees put heart into their profession
It is not simply an
occupation for those
working in the medical
eld but rather a mission.
Catrina Wilson, president and CEO of United Way of the Coastal Bend
(361) 851-5000
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Congratulations
Tomas Wilder, MD
&
Charles Kirkham, MD
on your nominations for
Healthcare Heroes
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iConquer
Chews
Wisely
I am nominating iConquer,
a group of six students from
Carroll High School and Bak-
er Middle School because they
are making a big diference in
their community and bring-
ing a positive change. Corpus
Christi is known as Ground
Zero for diabetes.
At the beginning of the year
2013, the Caller-Times started
the series The Cost of Diabetes
to raise awareness regarding
diabetes. This caught the atten-
tion of a group of young middle
and high school students and
they took upon themselves a
mission to conquer diabetes
and put together a project
iConquer: Chews Wisely!
Obesity is one of the con-
tributing factor of diabetes.
Research has demonstrated
that age three to ve is a piv-
otal age, and if a child is obese
between the ages of three to
ve, then they are eight times
more likely to be obese in their
adulthood. In addition, after
ve years of age, a habit is al-
ready developed.
The mission of iConquer
is not to change habits, but to
create habits. With the help of
middle and high school stu-
dents, iConquer is efectively
capturing the attention of
young children through the
use of a unique self-created
music video Conquered,
an animated movie with fun
characters, an educational
puppet show, dance/exercise
routines, iClicker technology,
and kid-friendly portion plates
that ease the understanding of
maintaining a balanced diet.
It is amazing to see these
bright minds of Corpus Christi
creating healthy habits in our
community, one child at a time.
Their passion and dedication is
outstanding. Looking at these
students I can sure say the fu-
ture of Corpus Christi is going
to be brighter than ever before.
Nominated by Zehra Surani, mother
The iConquer core team includes (from left) Aleena Villareal, Saherish Surani, Sara Surani, Sophia Papakos-
tas, Zoya Surani and Leslie Rae Salomon.
Mecklin
Ragan
CO-FOUNDER TRIUMPH
OVER KID CANCER
Please accept this nomina-
tion. Words do not adequately
express my admiration for
Mecklin Ragan. Over the past
seven years, this amazing
young lady and her amazing
brother, James, have inspired
thousands to promote research
to cure pediatric cancers.
I am awed and inspired by
the work Mecklin and James
have done in our community
and across the United States.
As founders and ambassadors
for Triumph Over Kid Cancer,
their eforts have raised more
than $1.5 million dollars. A
valedictorian at Carroll High
School, and an honor gradu-
ate of Rice University, Meck-
lin postponed medical school
and worked tirelessly by her
brothers side to combat osteo-
sarcoma, the cancer that took
James far too soon.
As a spokesperson for the
group, I have seen the impact
of Mecklins messages of hope
for a cure when she addresses
groups from Cattle Barons to
the Corpus Christi Country
Club.
Whether visiting children
at Driscoll Childrens Hospi-
tal or MD Anderson, Mecklins
warm smile and understand-
ing and compassionate heart
brings a smile to children ght-
ing cancer.
In terms of community out-
reach, I know that her work
and many talents will undoubt-
edly continue to make a difer-
ence.
Please accept this nomina-
tion for Mecklin Ragan, a true
Health Care Hero.
Nominated by Sydna Arnold, for-
mer teacher/sponsor
Community Outreach
Award
Honors a company or organization that
reached out of its normal sphere of operation
to focus attention on a health care issue or help
solve a community problem.
Mecklin and James Ragan
Christus
Spohn
CareVan
MOBILE WELLNESS VAN,
CHRISTUS SPOHN SOUTH
The CareVan takes a mes-
sage of wellness on the road.
A gift from American Bank,
the Christus Spohn CareVan
is an advanced mobile care
facility that generously pro-
vides free womens services,
free education and free health
screenings to the underserved
as well as individuals without
insurance in our Coastal Bend
communities.
The unique team cre-
ates strong bonds with our
community outreach care-
givers and the patients them-
selves.
For 15 years the CareVan
has provided such services as
cholesterol, glucose and blood
pressure screenings, as well as
u vaccinations.
Special services for women
include physical exams, pap
smears, complete labs, pre-
scriptions , screenings/treat-
ment for sexually transmitted
diseases and prenatal care.
The team also links people
to community resources, medi-
cal homes and mammogram
screenings/ultrasound test-
ings. Our mission of healing
travels to Mathis, Taft, Aransas
Pass, Riviera, Bishop, Kings-
ville and several locations in
Corpus Christi.
In 2013 the CareVan served
more than 3,300 patients with
compassion, professionalism
and life-changing wellness.
The team is inspired to provide
free medical care and beyond so
that Christus Spohn enhances
the lives of our neighbors.
Nominated by Margie Chavez,
supervisor
outstanding. Looking at these
students I can sure say the fu-
ture of Corpus Christi is going
to be brighter than ever before.
Nominated by Zehra Surani, mother
Delmira Torres Carlos Ortiz Rebecca Lawhon
Community Outreach
Award
Honors a company or organization that
reached out of its normal sphere of operation
to focus attention on a health care issue or help
solve a community problem.
The Christus Spohn CareVan
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We sincerely appreciate being nominated as a HEALTHCARE
HERO! We cannot do it without our wonderful patients!
Congratulations to all those who were nominated!
I would like to thank all healthcare professionals in the South
Texas area for striving to make the area a healthier place to live.
Your health and smile is important to us.
Please contact us to address any of your dental needs.
From my family to yours, THANK YOU.
-Dr. Benjamin Vela
Southside
361.994.4900
Crosstown
361.884.2266
Kingsville
361.592.4373
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Nominees
ADMINISTRATIVE EXCELLENCE
IN HEALTH CARE AWARD
Belinda Flores, director,
South Coastal Area Health
Education Center
Bobbi Davis-Burson,
administrative assistant,
Christus Spohn Shoreline
Lavaughn Renner, RN,
Corpus Christi Medical Center
Doctors Regional
Julie Pina, chief nursing
ofcer, Christus Spohn Shoreline
Norma Ann Reyes, ofce
manager, Texas Vein and
Vascular
Jacquelyn Siller, director,
Community Wellness &
Education Outreach Program
Catholic Charities of Corpus
Christi
Cynthia A. Cardiel, clinic
director, Driscoll Childrens
Hospital
Jane Dykes, coordinator,
Kieschnick Guest House Christus
Spohn Shoreline/Christus Health
PHYSICIANS EXCELLENCE
Dr. Adriana Pop-Moody,
Rheumatologist, Adriana Pop-
Moody Clinic
Dr. Wilson L. Velazquez,
PA Anesthesiologist/Pain
Management
Dr. Robert Webster, primary
care physician, Corpus Christi
Family Medicine
Dr. Robert R. Ramirez,
physician, Bay Area Kidney
Dr. Thomas Alexander,
FACC, FSCAI, Corpus Christi
Heart Clinic & Vascular Institute
Dr. Michael Tschickardt,
Coastal Bend Pain Management
Dr. Lorraine Strelnick
Stehn, family practice physician
Dr. Jacqueline Cohn,
endocrinologist
Dr. Antonio Lykos, D.O., Bay
Area Family Medicine
Dr. Michael D. Karagas,
private ofce
Dr. Charles Kirkham,
OBGYN, Corpus Christi Womens
Clinic
Dr. George Genavidez,
Thomas-Spann Clinic
Dr. Lisa Blair, family
medicine volunteer, Timons
Ministries
South Texas Bone & Joint,
all physicans, South Texas Bone
& Joint
Dr. Ryan Blaine Thomas,
orthopedic surgeon, South Texas
Bone & Joint
Dr. Elias Hinojosa,
hospitalist, Corpus Christi
Medical Center
Dr. Carlos Estrada, medical
director, Bayview Hospital
Dr. Mark Strauss, Thomas-
Spann Clinic
Dr. Heriberto D. Ramos,
owner, therapeutic optometrist,
Complete Family Eye Care
Dr. Shamim Badruddin-
Mawji, cardiovascular disease,
Coastal Cardiology Associates
Dr. Jackson Chen, family
physician
Dr. Thomas Wilder, OBGYN,
Corpus Christi Womens Clinic
Dr. Lori Anderson, medical
director, Amistad Community
Health Center
Dr. Josena Torres,
pediatrician
Dr. James M. Neff, internist,
Thomas-Spann Clinic
Dr. Edgar L. Cortes, medical
director/pediatrician, Driscoll
Childrens Hospital
Dr. Mario A. Martinez,
internal medicine
Dr. Esther Chapman
Pollard, owner, Coastal Bend
Oncology and Hematology
Dr. Charles L. Breeling,
Family Practice Associates of
Corpus Christi
Dr. Jane Stafford, OBGYN,
OBGYN Associates Corpus
Christi
Dr. Alfonso Villamil,
oncologist, Coastal Bend Cancer
Center
Dr. Andres Nisimblat,
Corpus Christi Medical
Associates
Dr. Rayford Mitchell, Otto
Kaiser Memorial Hospital
Dr. Glen A. Grifn, general
surgery, Corpus Christi Lap Band
Dr. Travis L Thompson,
physician, Precision Cancer
Center
Dr. Raghu Singh,
gastroenterologist, Abdominal
Specialists of South Texas
Dr. Wesley Stafford, Allergy
and Asthma Center
Dr. David Cabell Gray,
physician, Longevity and
Wellness
Dr. Jason C. Bradford,
OBGYN, Alice Obstetrics and
Gynecology Associates
DENTAL EXCELLENCE
Dr. Ronald Schlimmer,
DDS, oral maxillofacial surgeon,
Kennedy Dental
Dr. Roxanne Robertson,
orthodontist, Star Orthodontics
Dr. Benjamin Vela, owner,
Vela Dental Centers
Dr. Charles A. Clements,
DDS M.A.G.D.,Inc.
Dr. Edith Rojas, Pediatrix
Dental
Dr. Jeffrey Lozano, Corpus
Christi General & Implant
Dentistry
NURSES EXCELLENCE
Donna Brown, RN/cardiology
OR supervisor, Christus Spohn
Shoreline
Rogelio Santoya, RN,
Ester D. Mack, critical care
nurse, Christus Spohn Memorial
Hospital
Diana A Barrera, RN, critical
care unit, Christus Spohn
Memorial
Adrion Seth Guillen, RNBSN,
Hospital
Mayra Pefanis, RN, Christus
Spohn Shoreline
Kristine Hungate, certied
chest pain coordinator, Christus
Spohn Shoreline
Jamie Owen, RN-Manager,
Barbara Seger, school nurse,
Skidmore-Tynan ISD
NURSES EXCELLENCE
Cynthia Malowitz, nurse
practitioner/owner, Bay Area
Quick Care
Janice Dennis-Smith,
Director, Christus Spohn
Shoreline Emergency Room
Catherine Grant, RN,
Christus Spohn Shoreline -
Cardiac Cath lab
Lily Debenedetto, RN,
Cancer Specialists of South
Texas
Trevor Bonser, RN, Spohn
Shoreline
Stephen F. Fowler, LVN,
Cimarron Place Health & Rehab
Center
Deborah Funk, RN, school
nurse, Corpus Christi ISD
Cathy Pederson, nurse to
Dr. Stanton Shoemaker, Coastal
Bend Womens Center
Georgiana Bradshaw, RN,
program coordinator, Diabetes
Hands on Food Bank of Corpus
Christi
Irene Kernan, school nurse,
CCISD/ Mireles Elementary
Christine Avalos, RN,
Christus Spohn South
Pauline Levesque, RN,
hospice nurse, Odyssey Hospice
HEALTH CARE
PROFESSIONAL AWARD
Hugo Lopez, ight nurse,
Halo Flight
John J. Vicknair, Jr., certied
prosthetist, owner, Corpus
Christi Prosthetics
Janie Guerra, certied
nurses assistant, Retama Manor
Alice
Melissa W. Dahlberg, lead
technologist microbiology,
Corpus Christi Medical
Center
Dawn M. Grosser, MD, South
Texas Bone & Joint
Dyann Young, trauma lab,
Christus Spohn Memorial
Dr. David B. Strong,
Radiology Associates
John Fisher, owner, Fisher
Physical Therapy
Carmen Arias, marketing
director, Radiology Associates
HEALTH CARE
PROFESSIONAL AWARD
Suzanne E. White, physician
assistant, South Texas Family
Planning
TAMUCC University Health
Center, Texas A&M University -
Corpus Christi
Jennifer Jenny Sehy,
speech language pathologist,
Christus Spohn South
Kelly Randolph, physical
therapist, Christus Spohn South
Felipa Wilmot, caregiver
program specialist, Area Agency
on Aging
Violet Russell Edwards,
Rising Star Home Care Services
COMMUNITY
OUTREACH AWARD
Jeremy Spear, owner,
Pureline Nutrition
Sara S. Surani, co-founder
iCounquer, Senior at Mary
Carroll High School
iConquer: Chews Wisely!
Mecklin Ragan, co-founder,
Triumph Over Kid Cancer
Coastal Bend Wellness
Foundations Education
Department, education
department - Project Hope and
Project Turnaround
Delia Martinez, interim
program coordinator, TAMHSC
Coastal Bend Health Education
Center
Coastal Bend Diabetes
Community Coalition, non-
prot addressing diabetes issues
Christus Spohn CareVan,
mobile wellness van, community
health and wellness
Food Bank of Corpus Christi
Community Action
Corporation of South Texas,
Health Center Division
Mission FitPossible
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