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Monthly Archives: February 2010
2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #7
Today was my day off, so I went to visit the Polyclinic and the Olympic Village. Security is very strict … Continue reading
2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #6
Today was an exciting day for the host team both in speed skating and the men’s moguls. You could sense … Continue reading
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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #5 (Sunday)
Today was the first day of competition at the Olympic Oval with the Men’s 5,000 race. Continue reading
2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #4
Today was my first full official day on the job. The group of physicians I am working with is a … Continue reading
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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #3
I have been meeting the team physicians from other countries as they pop in to say hi and check out … Continue reading
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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #2
The are only 4 days to go to the opening of the Olympics. I had my Venue Orientation Training session … Continue reading
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2010 Winter Olympics Doctor’s Journal; entry #1
I arrived in Vancouver in the early hours Sunday morning. So far, all has gone smoothly from the flight to accreditation. Continue reading
ONS Honored with Award of Appreciation by OGRCC
Orthopaedic surgeons Frank Ennis, MD and Katherine Vadasdi, MD of ONS were presented with the Old Greenwich-Riverside Community Center (OGRCC) Award of Appreciation Continue reading
ONS Awarded Full Accreditation by American College of Radiology
ONS has been awarded full accreditation for its MRI scanner as a result of a recent survey by the American College of Radiology (ACR). The ACR awards accreditation to facilities for the achievement of high practice standards. Continue reading
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