EAU CLAIRE, Wis. — Luther Midelfort pharmacist David Zehms recently received the first “Preceptor of the Year” award from the Luther Midelfort Pharmacy Residency Program.
The residency program was launched a year ago and offers pharmacy graduates a postdoctoral opportunity to broaden their education within a clinical setting, while also specializing in niche areas of pharmaceutical practice. Preceptors serve critical roles in the residency program as instructors, coaches, role models and facilitators.
Zehms was recognized for his instruction in clinical problem-solving, his commitment to the residency program and his dedication to the residents.
“Dave’s commitment to the residency program and dedication to the teaching of residents is an inspiration to those who work with him,” said pharmacist Catherine Lea, director of the residency program.
Lea and pharmacy residents Brandon Simmons and Jennifer Paulus presented Zehms with a certificate of appreciation during a recognition ceremony last week.
For more information about the Pharmacy Residency Program or the role of preceptors, contact Lea at 715-838-5195.
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In partnership with Mayo Clinic, Luther Midelfort offers a full range of quality medical services, including cardiac and orthopedic surgery, cancer and trauma care programs. Through a network of community-based healthcare providers in west-central Wisconsin, Luther Midelfort provides access to experts close to home.



