Idaho Resident Physician Dr. Kevin Glover Receives Family Medicine Faculty Professionalism Award

Idaho WWAMI is thrilled to celebrate Kevin Glover, MD, a resident physician at Kootenai Health, as the recipient of the 2024–2025 Family Medicine Faculty Professionalism Award. A WWAMI student nominated Dr. Glover for the award, highlighting his ability to prioritize both learning and compassionate patient care. In 2023, Dr. Glover graduated from the UW School […]

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Idaho WWAMI’s Dr. Mary Barinaga Honored as One of Idaho’s Most Influential Leaders

Idaho WWAMI is celebrating Assistant Clinical Dean Dr. Mary Barinaga, named to the Idaho Business Review’s Idaho 500, a statewide honor recognizing visionary leaders shaping Idaho’s future. Dr. Barinaga was selected for her years of service to rural communities, her deep commitment to medical education, and her leadership in strengthening Idaho’s physician workforce pipeline. Her […]

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Idaho WWAMI Celebrates Administrative Excellence

Behind every successful Idaho WWAMI medical student is a team of dedicated administrative professionals ensuring clinical education runs smoothly. Each year, the Idaho WWAMI Administrative Impact Award honors those whose behind-the-scenes efforts make every medical student’s rotation and learning experience exceptional. This year’s recipients include: • Kaylie Elliott, Saint Alphonsus Health System • Amanda Junttila, […]

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Idaho WWAMI Alumna Dr. Joey Florence Elected to Represent Idaho’s Young Physicians

The Idaho WWAMI community celebrates Dr. Joey Florence, MD, who has been elected as the Idaho Medical Association (IMA) Young Physicians Representative. In this two-year role, she will serve on the IMA Board of Trustees and represent Idaho in the American Medical Association’s Young Physician Section, helping elevate the voice of the state’s next generation […]

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Finding Belonging Through Service: Idaho WWAMI Student Reflects on His Journey as an Airman and Future Physician

For Idaho WWAMI second-year medical student Joseph Pham, joining the military offered something he didn’t expect to find: belonging. Although Pham’s time as a service member is still relatively new, he says the experience has already had a profound impact on his sense of identity and purpose. “As a first-generation American, I often felt like […]

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