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Door County Medical Center (DCMC) is an award-winning critical access hospital located in Door County, Wisconsin. For more than 70 years, DCMC has been the leader in health and wellness for Door and Kewaunee counties. Our hospital and outpatient medical center provide a wide range of specialties, including the Women’s and Children’s Center, the Bone and Joint Center of Door County, the Door County Cancer Center, a skilled nursing facility, a rehabilitation services department, and North Shore Medical Clinic. With its main campus in Sturgeon Bay and satellite clinics and rehabilitation services facilities in four smaller communities, DCMC provides expert care, close to home. More than 175 physicians serve on the medical staff.
Operating as usual
This is a reminder that the Wisconsin National Guard will be offering free COVID-19 testing for the community on a recurring basis, alternating each week in Sturgeon Bay and Sister Bay. Testing will occur this Monday, October 26th at the Sturgeon Bay Fire Station on 421 Michigan Street from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, visit the Door County Public Health website.
Top-notch medical care is often equated with the nation's urban centers, and it is undoubtedly true that some of the finest healthcare and research facilities in the world are located in America's cities. What is also true is that some of the best hospitals can be found in rural America. Here's a story about Brian, Molly and Jack.
Top-notch medical care is often equated with the nation's urban centers, and it is undoubtedly true that some of the finest healthcare and research facilities in the world are located in America's cities. What is also true is that some of the best hospitals can be found in rural America. Here's a st...
The Health Informatics Supervisor is concerned with data and information used to deliver health care services by clinicians and improve patient ability to monitor and maintain their own health. Informatics includes a wide range of topics ranging from clinical decision support to visual images (e.g. radiological, pathological, dermatological, ophthalmological, etc); from clinical documentation to provider order entry; and from system design to system implementation and adoption issues.
This position is engaged across the continuum of care including but not limited to the interoperability (communication between systems and markets) such as Direct Secure messaging, Telehealth, Imaging and other similar applications. This position also serves as a link and resources with the Revenue Cycle processes. Information integrity and participation in data governance structures plays a key role in the position. Provides support to designated clinical Super-users’ to ensure smooth operation of clinical applications.
Required Skills:
· Ability to positively motivate non-subordinate department personnel to desired actions in meeting project goals and time frames.
· Uses EMR/EHR software system to setup, enter, process, retrieve and analyze information and solve problems
· Supports information reporting needs, meaningful use, quality and other similar programs as directed
· Works well under stress and tight schedules and remains flexible to changing systems and processes
· Updates application databases and dictionaries as needed
· Works with other healthcare team members as necessary to ensure systems are optimized and adopted by end users
· Works with IT staff to help resolve technology related problems including hardware and network problems impacting clinical applications
· Engaged in internal EMR change management processes and represents the organization at vendor related meetings/calls.
· Analyzes and evaluates existing or proposed clinical/operational data requirements for patient and client reporting and proposes system developments to support the reports. Works with Reporting team to ensure proper system design to facilitate data capture (ie: Informatics/data integrity)
Shift: Working 40 hours a week.
DCMC offers a competitive wage and benefit package including health, dental, life insurance, long-term disability, retirement plan, continuing education and more.
DCMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Location: 323 S. 18th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 (920) 746-3702
Apply at > https://www.dcmedical.org/careers
Applications must be submitted via dcmedical.org. Applications submitted via Facebook "Apply Now" cannot be considered. Thank you for understanding.
At Door County Medical Center, we appreciate your concerns about Covid testing and billing. As you can imagine, this has been an ever changing situation for us over the past 6 months. Currently, we do bill patient insurance for all testing performed at our Covid testing site. You will be asked for your insurance information when you complete our online screening form, and if you are uninsured we have a federal grant that will cover the testing. If you are receiving a bill, please call our billing office at (920) 746-3502 and provide us with your insurance information. Your insurance should pay for this testing in full. Thanks for your help!
Door County Medical Center’s remaining flu clinics will take place as previously scheduled. Fox 11 News incorrectly reported that the clinics were cancelled. We only had to cancel the October 20th clinic because we did not receive our shipment of the vaccine in time. Yesterday, October 21st we received a portion of our previously reserved influenza vaccine and we will have enough to accommodate the scheduled patients. If you do not have an appointment currently scheduled at one of our flu clinics but wish to receive a flu vaccine, please contact (920) 746-0510 to be placed on our waitlist.
Door County Medical Center welcomes Mollie Petersen, PA-C to the Door County Medical Center surgical team!
Mollie received both her Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences and Master of Physician Assistant Studies at Marquette University in Milwaukee.
Most recently, Mollie served as a surgical Physician Assistant at the Marshfield Clinic in Minocqua, WI since 2011. She became familiar with serving pre- and post-operative patients in in-patient and clinical care in a rural environment. Her experience with DaVinci Robotic Surgery will serve her well at Door County Medical Center.
Originally from Door County, Mollie is committed to patient-centered care and attention to detail. In 2006, she was the recipient of the Door County Medical Center Auxiliary Scholarship.
Mollie says, “I’m excited to bring my family back to my hometown. We are looking forward to hiking, biking and cross country skiing. Hope to see you on the trails!”
She is currently taking appointments. If you are considering surgery, call 920-746-1060 to schedule an appointment.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Talk to your kids about ways they can help stomp out bullying:
- Encourage them to make friends with someone you don’t know at school
- Tell them what to do if they see someone being bullied: be brave and stand up for them (but if you don’t feel safe, get the help of an adult)
- Encourage them to not let anyone eat alone
- Talk about the fact that it's okay to be different and it's not okay to make fun of or harass someone if they are different
- Teach tolerance, kindness and acceptance
If someone in your family has been the victim of bullying (or if you are concerned they are being a bully), consider reaching out to Door County Medical Center’s Behavioral Health professionals at (920) 746-0510.
Dr. Jim Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer, and Susan Powers, Public Health Manager/Health Officer of Door County Public Health are LIVE for a conversation about COVID-19. They will share the most recent news on what is happening in our community and address viewers questions and concerns.
Additional Resources >
Door County Medical Center COVID-19 Online Information Center: https://www.dcmedical.org/coronavirus
Wisconsin Department of Health Services: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/index.htm
Door County Public Health: https://www.co.door.wi.gov/909/Situation-Update-October-19-2020
CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
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Door County Medical Center is looking for a Pediatrician!
Door County Medical Center is located 45 minutes Northeast of Green Bay; this outdoor paradise offers a safe and welcoming community, lower cost of living than the national average, exceptional schools, and an abundance of outdoor recreation year-round.
Postion Details:
-Candidate must be a leader in community wellness for all ages
-Support school nursing programs in local public schools, as well as occupational and physical therapy and sports medicine, and partner with local employers through occupational health services and the Personal Health Team Program
-Door County Medical Center takes part in a myriad of community involvements, including support for silent sporting events, arts and music events, after-school programs, and youth sports
-Autonomy and collegial environment
-Mentorship for new graduates
-Student loan repayment
-One assistant per provider; one RN per team
-Must have NRP and ACLS certifications
Door County Medical Center is proud to sponsor this safe event for all to enjoy! Click the link for more info:
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If isolation isn’t an option, consider the risks before going out. Please do what you can to keep our community safe.
The national influenza vaccination supply is in short supply, resulting in Flu Clinic cancellation at Door County Medical Center (DCMC).
Due to overwhelming demand across the United States, the influenza vaccine supply at DCMC is near depletion. While there are additional doses on order, the shipment is not guaranteed when supplies are so greatly limited. DCMC leadership is actively working to secure more doses to be shipped to the facility, however this shortage is affecting the entire country, and this will negatively affect access to what minimal supplies are available. Therefore, the Flu Clinic scheduled for Tuesday, October 20 is cancelled. The supply situation will be assessed early next week to determine the status of the future scheduled clinics.
Flu vaccine pre-orders take place in January and are placed with multiple vendors to try to ensure that optimal dosages arrive at DCMC. However, this was a time prior to COVID-19 affecting the United States. The demand for flu vaccinations nationwide has skyrocketed given the dire situation the pandemic has placed upon us.
Local pharmacies may have doses of flu vaccination available; however, the strong demand may cause them to run out as well. If you can find a source for the flu shot, it is advised that you take that opportunity to receive your vaccination.
Please stay tuned to www.dcmedical.org and its social media channels for the latest updates in flu vaccinations.
Door County Medical Center is an award-winning critical access hospital located in Door County, Wisconsin. For more than 70 years, we have been the leader in health and wellness for Door county and Kewaunee county. Our hospital and outpatient medical center provide a wide range of specialties.
Responsible for comprehensive goal-oriented care of patients as directed by physician orders; this includes patient assessment, nursing diagnosis, care planning, implementation, intervention, and evaluation of treatment.
Education Required: Graduate of an approved school of nursing, BSN preferred, Current license to practice as a Registered Professional Nurse in the State of Wisconsin.
Related Years of Experience Required: Surgical experience preferred, two years of Medical/Surgical experience required.
Credential/Licensure Required: CPR Certification; ACLS Certification from an approved American Heart Association within 6 months of hire.
Shift: Working 32 hours a week, call rotation. This position will work primarily in the Operating Room and cross-train to the PACU/OPSU.
DCMC offers a competitive wage and benefit package including health, dental, life insurance, long-term disability, retirement plan, continuing education and more.
DCMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Location: 323 S. 18th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 (920) 746-3702
Apply at > https://www.dcmedical.org/careers
Applications must be submitted via dcmedical.org. Applications submitted via Facebook "Apply Now" cannot be considered. Thank you for understanding.
DCMC is hiring a Certified Medical Assistant/Licensed Practical Nurse.
Job Description:
This position is involved in patient care within our Clinic Services in our Sturgeon Bay or Fish Creek locations. The LPN/CMA will provide primary health care services to patients; assist with various procedures such as laceration repair, lesion removals, dressing changes, and physical exams. Will also assure that physicians' patient schedule flows smoothly and efficiently on a daily basis.
Minimum Education Required: Must be a Licensed Practical Nurse, with current WI license, or Credentialed Medical Assistant
Minimum Related Years of Experience (per minimum education) Required: One-year related experience preferred.
Shift: Working 32 hours a week in Clinic Services.
DCMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
323 S. 18th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
(920) 746-3702
Apply at: www.dcmedical.org
Applications must be submitted via dcmedical.org. Applications submitted via Facebook "Apply Now" cannot be considered. Thank you for understanding!
Door County Medical Center is hiring a Registered Nurse to work in Emergency Services.
RN Duties: Coordinate and administer quality patient and family care that is compassionate, holistic, respectful and value-driven; possess confident communication skills and act as a patient advocate. The RN utilizes the nursing process to perform an assessment of the patient’s physical, psychosocial and spiritual needs; planning, development and implementation of a multi-disciplinary plan of care; and evaluation of the patient’s response to care. The RN will strive to excel in skill performance, personal growth and professional excellence.
Education Required: Graduate of an approved school of nursing, BSN preferred.
Related Years of Experience Required: Emergency Services is preferred although work experience requirements allow for individual manager/director flexibility recognizing such factors as: work experience in the medical field prior to obtaining RN license (i.e. CNA), the experience level of current unit staff, and interest, motivation, and commitment of applicant.
Credential/Licensure Required: Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) within 6 months of employment; Trauma Nurse Core Curriculum (TNCC) or Advanced Trauma Life Support (ATLS) within one year of employment; Pediatric Course encouraged; ENPC or PALS.
Shift: Working 30 hours a week, rotating weekends and holidays.
DCMC offers a competitive wage and benefit package including health, dental, life insurance, long-term disability, retirement plan, continuing education and more.
DCMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
323 S. 18th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235
(920) 746-3702
Apply at: www.dcmedical.org
Applications must be submitted via dcmedical.org. Applications submitted via Facebook "Apply Now" cannot be considered. Thank you for understanding.
Respiratory Care is defined as a health care specialty under medical direction in the assessment, treatment, management, control, diagnostic evaluation, and care of patients of various age groups with deficiencies and abnormalities of the cardiopulmonary system.
Education: Minimum - Graduate of accredited program in Respiratory Care
Experience: Must have two years’ experience.
Certification: Respiratory Care Certification; CPR
Shift: Working as 24 hours a week on the night shift, with rotating weekends.
DCMC offers a competitive wage and benefit package including health, dental, life insurance, long-term disability, retirement plan, continuing education and more.
DCMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Location: 323 S. 18th Avenue, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 (920) 746-3702
Apply at > https://www.dcmedical.org/careers
Applications must be submitted via dcmedical.org. Applications submitted via Facebook "Apply Now" cannot be considered. Thank you for understanding.
At Door County Medical Center, we are urging you to take COVID-19 seriously. The decisions you make today have the potential to impact many, many lives tomorrow. The only way to beat the pandemic is to take more responsibility for our actions. Limit your interaction with others, and when you are in public, please wear a mask. It is the responsibility of us all to get the pandemic under control. We can do this together.
Happy National Physical Therapy month to all of our talented providers in Door County Medical Center (DCMC) Rehabilitation Services!
DCMC has an exceptional team of over 30 Physical Trainers and and PTAs providing therapy services across the county in our outpatient rehab clinics, through home health, in the hospital, skilled nursing facilities, businesses, schools and in other outreach throughout the community. Did you know our providers also offer a number of specialized treatments including dry-needling, pelvic health, vestibular therapy, lymphedema care, and much, much more? Many insurances allow direct access to our services, meaning you may not need a referral from your physician in order to schedule a therapy evaluation. Learn more at www.dcmedical.org/medical-services/rehab-services.
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October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Talk to your kids about ways they can help stomp out bullying: - Encourage them to make friends with someone you don’t know at school - Tell them what to do if they see someone being bullied: be brave and stand up for them (but if you don’t feel safe, get the help of an adult) - Encourage them to not let anyone eat alone - Talk about the fact that it's okay to be different and it's not okay to make fun of or harass someone if they are different - Teach tolerance, kindness and acceptance If someone in your family has been the victim of bullying (or if you are concerned they are being a bully), consider reaching out to Door County Medical Center’s Behavioral Health professionals at (920) 746-0510.
Dr. Jim Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer, and Susan Powers, Public Health Manager/Health Officer of Door County Public Health are LIVE for a conversation about COVID-19. They will share the most recent news on what is happening in our community and address viewers questions and concerns. Additional Resources > Door County Medical Center COVID-19 Online Information Center: https://www.dcmedical.org/coronavirus Wisconsin Department of Health Services: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/index.htm Door County Public Health: https://www.co.door.wi.gov/909/Situation-Update-October-19-2020 CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
At Door County Medical Center, we are urging you to take COVID-19 seriously. The decisions you make today have the potential to impact many, many lives tomorrow. The only way to beat the pandemic is to take more responsibility for our actions. Limit your interaction with others, and when you are in public, please wear a mask. It is the responsibility of us all to get the pandemic under control. We can do this together.
Happy National Physical Therapy month to all of our talented providers in Door County Medical Center (DCMC) Rehabilitation Services! DCMC has an exceptional team of over 30 Physical Trainers and and PTAs providing therapy services across the county in our outpatient rehab clinics, through home health, in the hospital, skilled nursing facilities, businesses, schools and in other outreach throughout the community. Did you know our providers also offer a number of specialized treatments including dry-needling, pelvic health, vestibular therapy, lymphedema care, and much, much more? Many insurances allow direct access to our services, meaning you may not need a referral from your physician in order to schedule a therapy evaluation. Learn more at www.dcmedical.org/medical-services/rehab-services.
Dr. Jim Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer, and Susan Powers, Public Health Manager/Health Officer of Door County Public Health are LIVE for a conversation about COVID-19. They will share the most recent news on what is happening in our community and address viewers questions and concerns.
When Martin decided, at the age of 35, to schedule a colonoscopy, he wasn’t just getting an early start on preventative screenings, he was making a deeply personal decision to ensure he was healthy—both for himself and for his family. “After my dad was diagnosed with rectal cancer at the age of 50,” Martin says, “my doctors suggested that I get a colonoscopy earlier than is normally suggested. And also, I felt a sense of responsibility—to make sure that I stay around as long as I can, and not only for my own family, but for my brothers and sisters as well.” _____ Martin’s dad died earlier this year from rectal cancer, so when Martin’s birthday rolled around, both Martin’s wife, and his mother, Jeannine, an Emergency Room Nurse at Door County Medical Center, made sure he scheduled the procedure. “Something that my husband always did with our kids was really hammer home the importance of getting a colonoscopy,” Martin’s mother Jeannine says, adding, “It’s so important, and such a small thing to go through.” _____ Unfortunately, when the coronavirus pandemic hit, all elective procedures, including Martin’s, were postponed. But, as soon as the colonoscopy could be rescheduled, it was, and Martin was surprised by how simple the procedure was. “It was really pretty straightforward,” Martin notes, “I woke up. I couldn’t eat or drink anything, so I was a little cranky. I arrived at the hospital and went straight up to the room. I filled out a couple of small forms. They wheeled me into the procedure room. They gave me the medicine to prepare me for the procedure, and then I woke up when they were finished.” _____ “Dr. Melarvie found three polyps that he felt needed to be removed,” Martin says, adding, “Out of the three polyps, two of them were definitely precancerous. If they had been allowed to grow for another extended period of time, I definitely would have had to go through the same uphill battle that my dad did.” _____ As an Emergency Room Nurse at DCMC, Jeanni
The children of Door County Medical Center’s new OBGYN, Dr. Beth Gaida, know what it takes to keep the community safe! Mask Up!
Watch an inspiring video featuring Door County Medical Center produced by The Wisconsin Collaborative for Rural Graduate Medical Education (WCRGME). The video was produced in an effort to showcase the importance and value of training medical residents in rural hospitals.
Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Heise and the Door County Medical Center staff and providers have an important message: We urge your to do your part to keep our community safe.
Protecting yourself and others can be pretty simple. Watch this video produced by the Wisconsin Hospital Association for Door County Medical Center for some helpful tips to stay safe from COVID-19.
On Monday, September 28, Door County Medical Center (DCMC) began reporting COVID-19 test results through its online Patient Portal. Both positive and negative results will be communicated via the portal, but a positive test will also include a phone call to that patient from DCMC staff. Patients will be asked to provide an email upon calling the COVID-19 hotline requesting a test. The email provided will be used to start the patient portal enrollment process and must be used by the patient to complete the self-enrollment. Each patient will receive a brochure at the time of the test as well to help walk them through the self-enrollment portion. The patient will receive an email and an alert on their smartphone device (should they have the patient portal app downloaded) when their results are available. Results will generally be available within 72 hours of the test, but could take up to a week depending on testing demand. This process will alleviate the time and effort it takes staff to call all patient results, whether they are positive or negative, and help DCMC accommodate increased testing demand in our community. Watch this instructional video on the DCMC Patient Portal.
Alex Anderson, a 4th Grader in Sturgeon Bay is rocking a Packer mask. Alex’s dad Andy is the Rehab Supervisor at the Door County Medical Center Rehabilitation Clinic. Thanks for sharing your picture Alex! And thanks for keeping our community safe. You’re a real role model.
Dr. Jim Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer, and Susan Powers, Public Health Manager/Health Officer of Door County Public Health are LIVE for a conversation about COVID-19. They will share the most recent news on what is happening in our community and address viewers questions and concerns.
August Neuchter is setting a great example for his family, friends, classmates and the community by donning his mask. August’s mom, Julie is a Certified Nursing Assistant in the Pete and Jelaine Horton Skilled Nursing Facility. Great job Auggie!
Dr. Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer and Dr. Kodras, DCMC MD of Internal Medicine and Geriatrics are LIVE for “Maintaining Health and Energy As You Age - A Live Discussion”. Tune in to get your healthy aging questions answered.
Massage services are available two days a week at the Door County Medical Center Sister Bay Rehab location from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Book your massage now with Tony Speer or Devin Soukup!
Join us as we take a moment to remember those first responders who risked and lost their lives during the 9/11 attacks in 2001. We will never forget.
Please welcome Dr. Gaida to the Women’s Center of DCMC in Sturgeon Bay. She is now taking appointments! Please call the Women’s Center at (920) 746-3666.
Madeline Shortall of Brussels knows what she’s got to do to protect her community from COVID-19 and other harmful viruses. Be like Madeline.
Today we honor the social and economic achievements of American workers. As you celebrate, let’s do our part to keep all workers safe: Remember to practice social distancing and to wear a mask.
The City of Algoma has been awarded the All-American City award. The All-America City Award recognizes communities that leverage civic engagement, collaboration, inclusiveness and innovation to successfully address local issues. _____ The Live Algoma initiative, powered by the Algoma School District, was created in response to a brain drain from the community. Local businesses were calling for better skilled workers and high school graduates were leaving Algoma in search of better education, training and employment opportunities. The Algoma School District partnered with local manufacturers to create a plan that would engage the youth, educate them, ignite their passion, and provide professional opportunities. In the years since, Live Algoma has resulted in innovative projects such as: Wolf Tech, a Community Wellness Center and Wolf Den. _____ Watch a snippet of the video created that features Door County Medical Center’s own Adam Peronto and a participant of DCMC’s Ride 4 Kids program that is administered through the Algoma Community Wellness Center. @livealgoma _____ Visit https://www.nationalcivicleague.org/2020-all-america-city-finalist-algoma-wi/ for more information.
Schools are starting back up across the country and, for places where school has been in session for two or more weeks, cases of COVID-19 are on the rise. It’s more important now, more than ever, that individuals are diligent about wearing masks in any public places. It may feel inconvenient, but this simple act can protect our community from the virus.
Protective measures established during this pandemic have put a halt to social activities, events and live music, especially for residents of care facilities like the Door County Medical Center Skilled Nursing Facility. But it has not stopped creativity. Where there is a will, there is a way. Watch this beautiful remote collaboration between musicians, Patrick Judy (a resident of the DCMC Skilled Nursing Facility), Mike Judy and George Sawyn, who leveraged technology and creative drive to do what they love: create and share beautiful music.
Dr. Jim Heise, DCMC Chief Medical Officer, and Dr. Amy Fogarty, DCMC Pediatrician are LIVE for a second discussion about kids going back to school in our community this fall. They will share recent news on what’s happening with COVID-19 as it relates to children and address questions and concerns specific to the safe return to school. Additional Resources > Door County Medical Center COVID-19 Online Information Center: https://www.dcmedical.org/ Wisconsin Department of Health Services: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/index.htm
At Door County Medical Center, great experiences don’t extend only to our patients, but also to our staff. When Lin Yu came to Door County from China for a summer job, she didn’t expect she would end up staying in Door County, and eventually working at Door County Medical Center. Here’s Lin’s story. See all of our current job listings on our page or at www.dcmedical.org.
End the discomfort of heartburn at the Heartburn and Reflux Center of Door County. Visit www.dcmedical.org/medical-services/heartburn-reflux-center-of-door-county for more information.
Dr. M. Chona S. Antonio provides Family Medicine, Integrative Medicine and Acupuncture services at Door County Medical Center Sturgeon Bay Clinic. Dr. Antonio is from Lipa City, Philippines and graduated from Far Eastern University in the Philippines. She completed her residency at the University of Arkansas in El Dorado. Dr. Antonio completed her Acupuncture training at the Nanjing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China, and HELMS Medical Institute in the United States. She finished her Integrative Medicine fellowship at the University of Arizona. In her free time she enjoys reading, learning about photography, art, playing music, and watching movies. Dr. Antonio is board certified in Family Medicine. Call 920) 746-0510 to establish care with Dr. Antonio.
Dr. Board provides Internal Medicine, Addiction Medicine and Memory Clinic services at Door County Medical Center Sturgeon Bay Clinic. From Morton Grove, Illinois, he graduated from the University of Illinois College of Medicine. He completed his residency at the University of Illinois Medical Center. In his free time he enjoys reading, hiking and bicycling in Door County, golf, archery and target shooting. Dr. Board is board certified in Internal Medicine and Addiction Medicine. To establish care with Dr. Board, call (920) 746-0510.
In celebration of World Breastfeeding Week, Jessica Skinner, Door County Medical Center Lactation Consultant and Julie Neuchter, Peer Breastfeeding Counselor from Door County Women, Infants and Children (WIC) are LIVE! They’ll discuss common breastfeeding topics like how to get the best start breastfeeding in the hospital, building a breastfeeding support base, milk supply concerns, and breastfeeding during COVID-19. Additional Resources > Door County Medical Center Women’s Health Center: https://www.dcmedical.org/medical-services/womens-care Door County WIC Program: https://www.co.door.wi.gov/306/Women-Infants-and-Children-WIC Wisconsin WIC Program: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/wic/index.htm WABA World Breastfeeding Week: https://worldbreastfeedingweek.org USBC National Breastfeeding Month 2020: http://www.usbreastfeeding.org/page/nbm2020 WIC Mom Strong: https://wicmomstrong.com WIC Breastfeeding Support: https://wicbreastfeeding.fns.usda.gov Coffective Build Your Team Resources: https://coffective.com/build-your-team/
After deciding to start a family, Amy and Joshua moved to Door County in 2018 following nearly two decades of life in Chicago. When Amy became pregnant the couple decided to have her daughter Daphne at DCMC’s Birthing Center. Initially, Amy and Joshua decided on DCMC because of the hospital’s close proximity to their home. “You know, we didn’t really have expectations,” Amy says, “we knew we were in a smaller community, and we chose Door County Medical Center for location and convenience—it’s our local hospital—but, we just didn’t expect the level of personal care that we received. We were so blown away by the service we received.” Joshua adds, “We were really impressed with the facilities. We’ve had other friends that have had children at Door County Medical Center and have had nothing but great things to say. So, why drive all the way to Green Bay when you can get great care right here in Door County.”
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