Permanente physician recognized for LGBTQ advocacy
Jay Bachicha, MD, an obstetrician/gynecologist, serves as national co-lead of KP Pride, a group that represents LGBTQ Permanente physicians and staff.
Empowering data to improve health
Douglas Corley, MD, PhD, takes on a new role to lead delivery science program for optimizing care and treatment in Kaiser Permanente Northern California.
Building communities through volunteering
Jenny Pang, MD, MPH, a pediatrician with the Washington Permanente Medical Group, will be helping to provide high quality care to the Special Olympics athletes and coaches.
The Lederer Legacy of Care
Father and daughter Robert and Meg Lederer share a special bond, becoming pediatricians with the Colorado Permanente Medical Group and dedicating themselves to helping children live healthier lives.
An Eye for Quality Care
Joseph Territo, MD, was born into medicine, and today leads the clinical quality improvement work at the Mid-Atlantic Permanente Medical Group.
Keeping Athletes at the Top of Their Game
Susanna Block, MD, will help provide preventive health screenings and education to athletes at the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games so they can live a healthful life.
Mental health and wellness: fulfilling the total health experience
Don Mordecai, MD, national leader for Mental Health and Wellness at Kaiser Permanente, promotes a model of continuous learning to improve mental health and wellness care.
Helping Athletes See the World
Ophthalmological surgeon Michelle Carle, MD, serves as healthy athlete director for the 2018 Special Olympics USA Games in Seattle.
Excelling in Patient-Focused Population Management
Joseph Young, MD, took on the role of clinical hypertension lead to improve the health of patients and the larger community.
Consistent Care: Spreading Best Practices for Total Joint Replacement
Kate Koplan, MD, leads Kaiser Permanente's National Total Joint Replacement Initiative to improve patient care and spread best practices throughout the organization.