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Alexian Brothers Health System Appoints New Vice President
 Penny Davis has been appointed Corporate Vice President for the Arlington Heights-based Alexian Brothers Health System. Davis was previously an assistant vice president with Alexian, and served as an executive officer of Alexian Brothers Corporate Health Services. Prior to joining the Alexian Brothers Health System in 1998, Davis served as director of corporate/occupational health for Northwest Community Hospital, Mt. Sinai Hospital, and Lutheran General Hospital.
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Solucient Names Greg Geracie V.P., Product Management
 Solucient has named Greg Geracie as vice president, product management. Geracie has more than 15 years of experience in sales, marketing and product management. Prior to joining Solucient, he served as director of product management and marketing at Premier, Inc. Previously, he was vice president of product management at Medibuy (now Global Health Exchange) and held product management positions at Alliant Foodservice, Baxter International and Kraft. Geracie holds bachelor of science and bachelor of arts degrees from the University of Vermont and has taken extensive education courses from the Kellogg School of Management, MIT's Sloan School of Management, and Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
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Northwestern Physician Named to Prestigious Fellowship Program Through Leadership Greater Chicago
 June M. McKoy, MD, MPH, JD, a geriatrician at Northwestern Memorial Hospital and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine, was chosen as a 2005 Leadership Greater Chicago Fellow, by the Leadership Greater Chicago (LGC). Dr. McKoy was one of 35 leaders from a variety of vocations recently inducted into the 2005 Fellows class. At Northwestern, Dr. McKoy, conducts NIH-funded research (through the Robert H. Lurie Comprehensive Cancer Center), which focuses on cancer control in the area of adverse drug events and reaction especially among geriatric cancer patients. Through her participation in Leadership Greater Chicago Fellows program, Dr. McKoy hopes to increase awareness throughout Chicago, especially among minority communities of the high incidence of colorectal and prostate cancers and provide information about preventative measures individuals can take. "This is truly an honor for me as both a physician and an African-American woman," said Dr. McKoy. "The opportunity provided to me by Leadership Greater Chicago will allow me to further develop my own leadership skills while learning about the needs of the community. The fellowship will also enable me to educate aging adults, especially those within the minority communities about their risk for colorectal and prostate cancer, and the importance of prevention."
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