The Wisconsin Quality Residency Program 2024-2025 kicked off at the Wisconsin Hospital Association in Fitchburg on May 8, featuring presentations from leaders Lori Haack, director of quality and patient safety, UW Health; Kati Wetzel, director of quality and risk management, Fort Healthcare; and Jenna Jennerjohn, quality director, Door County Medical Center. Participants were actively engaged, and the session fostered lively conversation along with interactive activities.
One of the interactive activities during the kickoff of the 2024-25 Quality Residency Program.
The program, tailored for new health care quality leaders with limited quality improvement experience, will run until March 2025. Future modules will cover regulatory requirements, risk management, data reporting and quality improvement methods. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Office of Rural Health, the program is a collaboration between WHA and the Rural Wisconsin Health Cooperative.
For program details and convenient registration for individual modules, click
here.
The 2024-2025 Quality Residency program participants include:
- Carmen Liebelt from Mile Bluff Medical Center
- Janelle Hermann from Burnett Medical Center
- Leah Johnson from Black River Memorial Hospital
- Nikki Long from Gundersen Tri-County Hospital
- Lindsey Redmann from ThedaCare Shawano
- Logan Reding from MercyHealth
- Stephanie Walton from MercyHealth
- Patty Willeman from St. Croix Health
- Miranda Behnke from HSHS St. Clare Hospital
- Stephanie Koenig from Crossing Rivers Health
- Jenna Hebel from Crossing Rivers Health
- Tracy Katzer from Ascension Wisconsin
- Megan Fox from Door County Medical Center
- Elizabeth Bos from ThedaCare Neenah
Quality Residency Program 2024-25 participants