The administration confirmed they are prioritizing the stability of our partnership with Grady and making its future a central part of their agenda. Seeing this commitment in writing means the world to those of us who came here specifically to train in this vital community space. We will stay focused …
Dear Dr. Sanfilippo:
Welcome to Emory University. We look forward to your leadership at this critical moment in Emory\'s future and in the Emory-Grady relationship. As health professional students and residents who came to Emory entirely or in part because of what Grady represents to our community and our state, we are deeply concerned by the tremendous challenges currently facing Grady.
We believe that Grady is important to our future as health providers and public health experts and vital to the health of all citizens living in Georgia. We hope that as the new CEO for the Woodruff Health Sciences Center that you will be committed to working with Emory\'s current leadership to seek the long-term solution that is essential to Grady\'s survival.
We urge to you to ensure that Grady is a priority and at the top of your agenda from your first day leading the Woodruff Health Sciences Center.
Sincerely,
We just hit 250 signatures from people who understand that our training at Grady is irreplaceable. Seeing this many fellow students and residents speak up proves how much our future at this institution matters to all of us.
Reached 250 supporters
October 1, 2007
September 30, 2007
Seeing one hundred people sign this letter reminds me why I chose to train here in the first place. Grady is the heart of what we do and your support proves that we are not alone in fighting for its future.
Reached 100 supporters
September 30, 2007
September 28, 2007
I chose this path because Grady is the heart of our clinical training and keeps me focused on why I entered medicine in the first place. We are inching toward one hundred signatures and I need you to pass this link along to your classmates immediately so we can hit that mark before our meeting.
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Brian Fleming
18 years ago
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Grady is essential. Fix it.
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Elena Turner
18 years ago
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Without Grady this city is in serious trouble. Emory needs to step up and stop acting like it is someone elses problem.
J
Jessica Mitchell
18 years ago
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So many people depend on Grady for their lives. Stop the budget cuts and start caring about the patients who have nowhere else to go.
M
Marcus Turner
18 years ago
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my clinical rotations at grady taught me more than any textbook ever could. keep it open and keep it funded.
D
David Sharpe
18 years ago
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do your job doc. we need you to fight for this hospital.
S
Sarah Navarro
18 years ago
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grady is the heartbeat of atlanta. we cant let it fall apart like this. please prioritize this.
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The administration confirmed they are prioritizing the stability of our partnership with Grady and making its future a central part of their agenda. Seeing this commitment in writing means the world to those of us who came here specifically to train in this vital community space. We will stay focused …
Dear Dr. Sanfilippo:
Welcome to Emory University. We look forward to your leadership at this critical moment in Emory\'s future and in the Emory-Grady relationship. As health professional students and residents who came to Emory entirely or in part because of what Grady represents to our community and our state, we are deeply concerned by the tremendous challenges currently facing Grady.
We believe that Grady is important to our future as health providers and public health experts and vital to the health of all citizens living in Georgia. We hope that as the new CEO for the Woodruff Health Sciences Center that you will be committed to working with Emory\'s current leadership to seek the long-term solution that is essential to Grady\'s survival.
We urge to you to ensure that Grady is a priority and at the top of your agenda from your first day leading the Woodruff Health Sciences Center.
Sincerely,
We just hit 250 signatures from people who understand that our training at Grady is irreplaceable. Seeing this many fellow students and residents speak up proves how much our future at this institution matters to all of us.
Reached 250 supporters
October 1, 2007
September 30, 2007
Seeing one hundred people sign this letter reminds me why I chose to train here in the first place. Grady is the heart of what we do and your support proves that we are not alone in fighting for its future.
Reached 100 supporters
September 30, 2007
September 28, 2007
I chose this path because Grady is the heart of our clinical training and keeps me focused on why I entered medicine in the first place. We are inching toward one hundred signatures and I need you to pass this link along to your classmates immediately so we can hit that mark before our meeting.
6 Comments
B
Brian Fleming
18 years ago
Featured
Grady is essential. Fix it.
E
Elena Turner
18 years ago
Featured
Without Grady this city is in serious trouble. Emory needs to step up and stop acting like it is someone elses problem.
J
Jessica Mitchell
18 years ago
Featured
So many people depend on Grady for their lives. Stop the budget cuts and start caring about the patients who have nowhere else to go.
M
Marcus Turner
18 years ago
Featured
my clinical rotations at grady taught me more than any textbook ever could. keep it open and keep it funded.
D
David Sharpe
18 years ago
Featured
do your job doc. we need you to fight for this hospital.
S
Sarah Navarro
18 years ago
Featured
grady is the heartbeat of atlanta. we cant let it fall apart like this. please prioritize this.
Grady is essential. Fix it.