Hurley News You Can Use - June 2023

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WELCOME NEW HIRES

Aleeya Boychuck, Respiratory Therapist Student

Alexis Duffiney, Nurse Extern

Aliyah Byron, General Duty Nurse

Alora Hull, Respiratory Therapist Student

Alshondra Smith, Host

Amiah Mayfield, Environmental Aide

Annabelle Fowler, Nurse Extern

Ashley Kingsley, Pre-Grad Nurse Extern

Ashley Young, Pre-Grad Nurse Extern

Ashton Yaklin, Information Technology Extern

Brianna Haskins, Graduate Nurse

Brook Umbarger, Graduate Nurse

Brooke Chaplinski, Graduate Nurse

Brooke Stopjik, General Duty Nurse

Caitlin Vowell, Graduate Nurse

Caitlin Wiencek, Graduate Nurse

Cara Hamlin, Respiratory Therapist Student

Carletta Horne, Graduate Nurse

Chanika Baker, Environmental Aide

Collin Charron, Public Safety Officer

Craig Moore, Environmental Aide

Darla Lundy-Pruitt, Communications Operator

Desiree Gaylor, Host

Elizabeth David, General Duty Nurse

Genevieve Uhl, Nurse Extern

Jacqueline Sabo, General Duty Nurse

Jason Hollis, General Duty Nurse

Jasper Peeples, Sterile Processor

Jessica Sanborn, General Duty Nurse

Kambree Tull, Pharmacy Tech

Karen Ooten King, Nursing Assistant

Kayla Freeland, Surgical Technologist II

Kelly Lemek, Pre-Grad Nurse Extern

Kristen Myre, EEG Student

Lanae Grayer, Nursing Assistant

Latasha Cook, Graduate Nurse

Laura Fackleman, Coder

Laura Ramirez-Contreras, General Duty Nurse

Leah Clough, Nurse Extern

Leah Ridenour, Graduate Nurse

Leslie Carter, Host

Lydia Graves, Wellness Intern

Madelyn Balog, Nurse Extern

Margaret Elliott, Nurse Extern

Marissa Parker, Host

Mary Baldwin, Social Work Case Manager

Matthew McConnell, Respiratory Therapist

Mattison Larson, Graduate Nurse

McKenna Bruce, Nurse Extern

McKenzie Haubenstricker, Graduate Nurse

Melanie Lodge, Graduate Nurse

Melina Smith, Nurse Extern

Mercedes Melms, Respiratory Therapist Student

Michael Depper, Graduate Nurse

Michelle Diem, General Duty Nurse

Odessa Watson, HR Intern

Paul Romine, General Duty Nurse

Paula Williams, Emergency Room Technician

Rachael Jacobs, Graduate Nurse

Rachel Warren, Nurse Extern

Rayna Hornacek, Nurse Extern

Rhonda Sims, General Duty Nurse

Ryan Webster, Nurse Extern

Samah Rashed, Respiratory Therapist Student

Samuel Gutierrez, Nurse Extern

Sara Nofs, Respiratory Therapist Student

Scott Bricault, General Duty Nurse

Sharika Peeples, Ambulatory Clinic Clerical Asst

Shaylynn Southgate-Smith, Resp. Therapist Student

Shelby Morrow, Graduate Nurse

Shelby Privett, Registration Clerk

Sonya Mushatt, Host

Taylor Wolf, General Duty Nurse

ToiEsha Hollins, Nursing Assistant

Tricia Morton, Payroll Specialist

Ziion Wiley, Laboratory Clerk

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Going green for more green! Healthy Environment = Healthy Community

Consumers Energy visited the campus to show the money Hurley is saving with its green efforts. Hurley has made strides to recycle 73,983 standard tons of cardboard in the past year. This not only reduced a substantial amount of waste, but is now saving the hospital nearly $6,000 annually.

Hurley has taken many steps to reduce campus energy usage, equal to 7,000 metric tons of CO2 (or the planting of 8,285 acres of trees). We have switched many floors to LED lighting and replaced 90% of pneumatic controls in the East Tower with electronic controls.

Hurley now has more than 240 temperature control zones measured every minute and reporting performance along with Indoor Air Quality monitoring on all floors and real-time fresh air ventilation response.

In 2023-24, our team plans to replace the North Tower AHU and continue with LED lighting upgrades and the DDC upgrade of the North Tower.

These efforts will continue to focus on both patient comfort and energy savings. We have already seen a reduction of comfort complaints by 80% in the East Patient Tower.

change your oil change a life a special thank you

We would like to send a huge thank you to the Change Your Oil Change a Life Campaign hosted by 103.9 the Fox that includes Financial Plus, Pure Bliss, Streeter Brothers, Edible Arrangements, Cops and Robbers, Fick Landscape Supplies, Pesto's, and Curtis Flowers, hosted by Insta-Lube and Regional Medical Imaging. Providing these resources is a huge help to our awesome patients and gives them the support they need during treatment.

If you are in the community and want to support these businesses, it would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,

Marsha Schmit & Jennifer Webb

Breast Cancer Navigators

women’s services hurley medical center

First-time parent or experienced, the choice of where to have your baby is one of the most important decisions you’ll face. By choosing Hurley Medical Center, you can be confident you’ve made the best decision for you and your newborn. We offer the area’s highest level of obstetric and gynecological services, including:

￭ Center for Reproductive Medicine

￭ Prenatal Education

￭ Breastfeeding Clinics

￭ Interventional Radiology

￭ Nurse Family Partnership

￭ Maternal Infant Health Program

HURLEY MIDWIFERY

Contrary to popular belief, a Certified Nurse Midwife doesn’t just provide maternity care, but is specially trained to offer general health care over the entire course of a woman’s life. At Hurley Medical Center, our Certified Nurse Midwives are registered nurses who have received advanced education in midwifery from a program accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Midwifery Education.

Our Midwifery program has the added benefit of delivery at Hurley Medical Center with access to the area’s only Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (the highest level NICU in Genesee, Lapeer and Shiawassee Counties).

For more information on Hurley’s Women’s Services, visit hurleymc.com.

NURSE’S WEEK

YOU

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

NURSE’S WEEK

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May 8-12 Hurley Medical Center celebrated Nurses Week. Nurses could participate in free chair massages, lobby shop giveaways, a silent auction, and vendor sales. Roaming celebration carts made the rounds with snacks, giveaways, and games, free popcorn was passed out, and Sovita Credit Union returned with an ice cream cart. Food trucks were available outside and the week concluded with the Sue Wright Award ceremony on Friday.

nursing awards 2023

Each year during Nurses Week, the Sue Wright Nursing Award is given to an exemplary employee to celebrate their outstanding level of patient care and dedication. The award was established in memory of Sue Wright, Hurley’s former Vice President of Nursing. The Nurses Week Committee chose this year’s winner, Zachary Garman from 9 East, from a pool of deserved nominees. Congratulations to all the nominees!

Please join us in congratulating Zachary Garman and all the 2023 Sue A. Wright Excellence in Nursing Nominees;

STACIE ABRAHAM

KARLY ALLARD

GENNY CUNNINGHAM

NOELLE FAHR

COURTNEY FRANTZ

ZACHARY GARMAN

MARY HEWITT

RONALDO MAGDALENO

KATHLEEN MATAWAY

MARCUS MCCREEDY ANDREW SANBORN

LUANN SCHUMAN

VINCE WALLER

ROCHELLE WARD

JULIE WELKER

VIRGILEN WILLIAMS

ZACHARY GARMAN

NURSE’S WEEK

ANDREW LENGYEL, BSN, RN

This month’s DAISY Award Honoree is Andy Lengyel, RN. The DAISY Award celebrates the extraordinary compassion a nurse shows to her patients and their families.

Andy started at Hurley eight years ago with a three month stint in the Emergency Department. Since then, he has worked on the 9 East Medical/ Surgical Oncology Unit. 9 East is home to a very vulnerable patient population, so nurses there have an equally high level of responsibility to their patients. Andy explains his responsibilities simply, saying his days consist of “patient care, wound care, chemo treatments, that kind of thing.” One of his Daisy Award nominations came from a family member of one of his patients, who thought there was more to his efforts. They wrote, “This was the most amazing nurse. He was so kind, caring, and uplifting. He advocated for him like a family member. I am in nursing school right now and Andy is the kind of nurse I aspire to be. I’m sure he had many patients, but he took the time to care for him in the most incredible way."

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Nursing is actually Andy’s second career. Before he became a nurse, he built houses. But then his wife went to school to become a nurse, and there was the 2008 housing market crash. Because of his wife’s experience, he saw what was available. He explains, “I was always good with people, and thought nursing would be good for me, too.” His family’s connection to nursing doesn’t stop there, as his daughter Ellery is also a nurse on 9 East and his other daughter, Valerie, currently works as a CNA.

The nomination took him by surprise, as he normally works three twelve hour shifts a week, and usually on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. He says, “I’m not aware of what gets talked about during the week, so it was all a big surprise.” Still, he appreciates the recognition in the nominations. He explains, “The worst is when a patient is in uncontrollable pain, and I feel unable to help them. So I’m thankful that when a patient and their family are going through a hard time, maybe I’m able to help them and put a smile on their face and make them feel like it’s ok.”

“I’m thankful that when a patient and their family are going through a hard time, maybe I’m able to help them and put a smile on their face and make them feel like it’s ok.”

-Andy Lengyel

Have you witnessed an extraordinary registered nurse in action? Nominate an exceptional RN for the DAISY Award. Nomination forms are available in the Cafeteria, 8W Nursing Office and on the Hurley intranet.

Effective Surgical Solutions for Hernia and Gallbladder Conditions

John N Donkersloot, MD – Hurley Comprehensive Surgery Group

During the Hurley Healthy Living Series on May 11, 2023, Dr. John Donkersloot discussed symptoms and risk factors of gallstones and answered questions from attendees. About 38 million adults in the United States have gallstones, and 20% of them will develop symptoms. If you have symptoms, schedule an appointment with your primary care physician to get an abdominal ultrasound. If you have gallstones with no symptoms, it’s safe to wait until symptoms develop.

Symptoms

Right upper abdominal pain after eating a large meal

> Usually 1 hour after eating

> Sometimes from meals containing fatty foods

Bloating after eating

Jaundice

Indigestion

Risk Factors

Over the age of 40

Female, reproductive age

Pregnancy or oral contraceptive use

Ethnicity (Mexican American, Native American)

Rapid Weight Loss (e.g. after bariatric surgery)

Hemolytic Anemia

Diabetes Mellitus Q&A

What is the surgery like?

This surgery is a minimally invasive cholecystectomy, which is an outpatient surgery that typically last one to two hours. The surgery minimizes risks of developing complications like pancreatitis or other gallstone complications and is often done laparoscopically or robotically. Two of the incisions are 5 millimeters and one of the incisions is less than half of an inch.

Will I be on a special diet after having my gall bladder removed?

The main issue that we see after an operation is sometimes if they have a fatty meal, they’ll have diarrhea, and that’s something that we counsel patients about so that they know. That’s a problem that goes away after a couple of months because the body’s really good at adjusting to processing fatty meals even without a gallbladder.

Do I need gallbladder supplements?

No, typically the gallbladder is sufficient. We typical don’t prescribe these supplements but if someone wants to try them, it’s ok to see if that helps you.

What is the downtime?

We generally see patients in the clinic 7-10 days after the operation and review their pathology report. For a minimally invasive operation it’s usually about 2 weeks or so of not lifting anything heavier than a gallon of milk and then gradually increasing activity from there. If your job does not include a ton of heavy activity, you can go back once you feel comfortable, those with more physically demanding jobs may need more time.

John N. Donkersloot, MD Hurley Comprehensive Surgery Group

Hurley Wellness celebrates employees who are passionate about health, whether that means the individuals have achieved or are working toward a personal mental or physical goal or that they foster a culture of wellness.

Hurley’s Wellness Hero of the Quarter, Shyanne Showerman, embodies all aspects of the award by showing care and respect to others as well as herself.

Shyanne has worked as a registered nurse in the NICU for six years, having gotten her start floating between the PEDS, PICU, and NICU units. Working in the NICU demands that Shyanne focuses on her patients, and that is exactly what she does while at Hurley. Shyanne states she was “very surprised that I was nominated for the Wellness Hero award. It’s nice that someone thought I was inspiring. I just go up to walk on the treadmill after my shift, or during the day I take the stairs and sometimes ask people to join me.”

In terms of wellness goals, she explains that “I have two young daughters so I’m really just trying to show a healthy relationship with food, valuing movement, and showing consistency. I am trying to run in a 10k race, but I just feel better overall when I’m active and eating a balanced diet.” Her favorite physical activity is walking on high inclines because it gets your heart moving, and it can be a quick workout. She also enjoys running and bodyweight exercises. She says, “I think wellness is about caring, respecting, and valuing the body and mind that you have.”

Outside of Hurley, Shyanne likes outdoor activities like camping, traveling, and gardening. She and her family grow raspberries, tomatoes, and all kinds of other vegetables and fruits in their backyard. They even have peach trees.

While Shyanne is humble about the idea of her being a wellness hero, her co-workers have noticed these habits and lifestyle choices. One nomination forms states, “She and her husband grow a lot of their own foods and eat healthy meals, rarely eat fast foods.” Another writes, “She takes walks or does stairs on her lunch breaks and invites others to go along with her, promoting her coworkers to get up and be active when they have the time."

SHYANNE SHOWERMAN, RN

In recognition of her dedication to wellness, Shyanne received a Wellness medal, Hurley Wellness jacket, $20 gift certificate for massage, and membership to the YMCA. Congratulations, Shyanne!

Who is your wellness hero? Go to the new Hurley Wellness Website, found on the Hurley intranet, to nominate them today.

“I think wellness is about caring, respecting, and valuing the body and mind that you have.”

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SAVE THE DATE

Sept.

Flint Golf Club - 3100 Lakewood Dr. Flint, MI

We hope you can join us for a day of golf, food and fun all while supporting a great cause! This special event raises funds for Hurley’s:

Trauma Services Endowment: Supports new technologies in trauma and emergency services.

Level I Trauma & Burn Center: The only one in the region & only 1 of 11 in Michigan.

Level II Pediatric Trauma Center: The only one in the Genesee/Lapeer/ Shiawassee Tri-County Area.

These proceeds allow Hurley to continue to provide the highest levels of trauma and burn care using the latest advancements to treat the most critically ill adults and children in our region around the clock 24/7.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Patty Creighton, Hurley Foundation at pcreigh1@hurleymc.com

May 13, 2023

Gateway Hotel & Convention Center

2023 hurley benefit ball recap

Please join all the 2021 Sue A. Wright Excellence

Margaret (Peggy) Shannon Hughes, Matthew Lamay, Kim Lipka, Nurse Ronaldo Magdaleno, Mandy Slavik, Julie VanBrocklin, Carolyn Ward, Rochelle Ward,

The 32nd Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Bowlathon was held on May 19th and was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who came together to support the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals program at #Hurley Children's Hospital.

welcome new providers

It is our pleasure to welcome the following providers to Hurley Medical Center. We thank you for collaborating with us to provide quality healthcare to our patients. We value your commitment and appreciate your service.

EMERGENCY MEDICINE

Weston Davis, PA-C

Physician Assistant

Hurley Medical Center

1 Hurley Plaza, ED

Flint, Michigan 48503

Office Phone: 810-262-9020

Office Fax: 810-760-0853

Office Manager: Melanie Krznarich

MEDICINE

Muhammad Aboudan, MD

Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine

Genesee Lung Associates, PC

8220 S Saginaw St.

Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439

Office Phone: 810- 695-5864

Office Fax: 810- 695-2412

Office Manager: Lisa Mudge

Mohammad Al-Ali, MD

Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine

Genesee Lung Associates, PC

8220 S Saginaw St.

Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439

Office Phone: 810- 695-5864

Office Fax: 810- 695-2412

Office Manager: Lisa Mudge

Mohamed G. Bayasi, MD

Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine

Genesee Lung Associates, PC

8220 S Saginaw St.

Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439

Office Phone: 810- 695-5864

Office Fax: 810- 695-2412

Office Manager: Lisa Mudge

Omar Khorfan, MD

Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine

Genesee Lung Associates, PC

8220 S Saginaw St. Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439

Office Phone: 810- 695-5864

Office Fax: 810- 695-2412

Office Manager: Lisa Mudge

Syed Mohsin, MD

Nephrology

Caro Health Plaza

1525 W Caro Rd Suite A

Caro, Michigan 48723

Office Phone: 989- 672-2100

Office Fax: 989- 672-0380

Office Manager: Julie Hilborn

Wasim Nasir, MD

Dermatology

Dermatology & Cosmetic Center, PLLC

2222 S. LInden Rd. Suite G

Flint, Michigan 48532

Office Phone: 833-322-3376

Office Fax: 248-322-6777

Office Manager:  Becki Coaster

Dalia Zakri, MD

Pulmonary/Critical Care/Sleep Medicine

Genesee Lung Associates, PC

8220 S Saginaw St.

Grand Blanc, Michigan 48439

Office Phone: 810- 695-5864

Office Fax: 810- 695-2412

Office Manager: Lisa Mudge

PEDIATRICS

Tara Havens, MD

Pediatric Pulmonology

Hurley Asthma Center

300 E. First Street

Suite 201

Flint, Michigan 48503

Office Phone: 810- 262-2130

Office Fax: 810- 733-2357

Office Manager: Michelle Cox

SURGERY

Kongkrit Chaiyasate, MD

General/Plastic Surgery

Hurley Children's Center

300 E. First Street

Suite 201

Flint, Michigan 48503

Office Phone: 810- 262-9773

Office Fax: 810- 262-6207

Office Manager: Heather Rayburn

Students honor Dr. Towfiq - again

Not only were medical students honored May 20, 2023, during the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine graduation ceremony at Munn Intramural Field, East Lansing, but one Hurley faculty member also found himself on stage.

Basim Towfiq, MD, a faculty member in Hurley Medical Center’s Internal Medicine Residency Program, was selected by graduating senior medical students from the MSU CHM Flint Campus to receive an excellence in teaching award during graduation.

He has taught MSU medical students since 1995 and has received 10 teaching awards from graduating classes in that time. Dr. Towfiq said he enjoys teaching medical students. “They are just the right learners - enthusiastic, conscientious, and appreciative of every piece of knowledge,” he said. “And they are well oriented - they know their role now and in the future in the society.”

Dr. Towfiq keeps his sights on the long term when educating the next generation of physicians.

“I believe that giving them the best knowledge and setting the best example for them will make them efficient physicians who will best serve humans all over the world,” he said.

Annually, about 100 MSU CHM students complete their last two years of medical school on the Flint Campus, and many rotate with Dr. Towfiq, who provides weekly didactics for students.

Dr. Towfiq, an associate professor at MSU CHM, completed his own internal medicine residency training at Hurley Medical Center and is director of the MSU CHM internal medicine clerkship for the Flint Campus.

MSU CHM is a community-based medical school. First and second year students are at either the Grand Rapids or East Lansing campuses and are assigned to work in one of 90 clinics. Third and fourth year students are assigned specialty-specific clerkships across MSU’s eight community campuses, including the Flint Campus, which has a home base in the former Flint Journal building, across from the Flint Farmers’ Market in downtown Flint.

What is Physician Support Line?

Physician Support Line is a national, free, and confidential support line service made up of 600+ volunteer psychiatrists, joined together in the determined hope to provide peer support for our physician colleagues and medical students. Physician Support Line was created with the mission of physicians supporting physicians as we navigate the many professional and personal intersections of our lives.

Physician Support Line promises to provide emotional support and a safe holding space for physicians and medical students.

Learn More: www.physiciansupportline.com

Continuing Education Requirements for Michigan Medical Doctors

Authority: Public Act 368 of 1978, as amended

REQUIREMENTS FOR RENEWAL

The continuing education requirements apply to every physician renewing a Michigan medical license who has been licensed in the 3-year period immediately preceding the application for renewal. The requirements apply whether or not the physician is actively engaged in the practice of medicine. No one, including medical school faculty and resident physicians, is exempt from this requirement.

Each medical doctor is required to complete 150 hours of continuing education in courses or programs approved by the Board of Medicine, of which a minimum 75 hours of the required 150 hours must be earned in courses or programs designated as Category 1 programs.

A minimum of 1 hour of continuing education must be earned in the area of Medical Ethics.

A minimum of 3 hours of continuing education must be earned in the area of Pain and Symptom Management, and at least 1 of the 3 hours must include controlled substance prescribing

Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA)

Mandatory Training Standards

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Opioids and Other Controlled Substances Awareness for prescribers and dispensers of controlled substances.

• LARA requires a one-time mandatory training in Identifying Victims of Human Trafficking.

• LARA requires a minimum of three hours, every 3-year renewal cycle, in Implicit Bias Training.*

*NEW - revised LARA general rules pertaining to Implicit Bias Training include:

1. Allowing asynchronous webinars or other recordings as acceptable modalities (no longer mandated to be live).

2. The minimum of three hours training now count as part of the CME credit hours required every 3-year renewal cycle.

For more information or questions, please visit: michigan.gov/lara

New DEA Training Requirement via the MATE Act

The Medication Access and Training Expansion (MATE) Act, part of the federal Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2023, requires ALL new or renewing DEA-registered practitioners who prescribe schedule II, III, IV, or V drugs to undergo a one-time, eight-hour training requirement incorporating education on the treatment and management of patients with opioid and other substance use disorders.

Beginning June 27, 2023, practitioners must have completed the one-time training requirement before applying for a license for the first time or to have their license renewed.

Recently, the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) issued guidance on how the MATE Act expands opportunities for practitioners to fulfill this new training requirement, including how current state mandated training may count towards the required eight-hours of training.

See Michigan State Medical Society (MSMS) for further FAQs at: msms.org > NEWS

• Hypertension Management in the Hospitalized Child

• Identifying Drug Endangered Children

• Impact of Bias, Discrimination & Racism on Children and Adolescents

• Managing the Chronic Opioid User (This activity fulfills the CE requirements for pain and symptom management.)

• Pediatric & Adolescent Obesity

• Pediatric Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities

• Thyroid Cancer Management & Staging

Please visit: education.hurleymc.com/cme/calendar

Hurley offers the following FREE CME on Demand courses that fulfill requirements and have been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit ™:

continuing medical education (cmE)

Please take the CME Needs Assessment Survey and be eligible for the gift card drawing!

Please visit: education.hurleymc.com/cme/calendar

In order to meet your educational needs and relicensure requirements, please complete a survey using any of the following methods:

Coronavirus Educational Resources

Please visit: education.hurleymc.com/cme/calendar

• Scan QR Code to complete Survey

Coronavirus Educational Resources

• Visit the Hurley website at: www.hurleymc.com > Education & Research > Continuing Medical Education > “Please take our CME Needs Assessment”

There is a Novel Coronavirus Education Resources webpage on the ACCME website at www.accme.org/coronavirus-resources that includes a list of accredited continuing education (CE) activities and additional resources that can help the clinician community respond to the novel coronavirus public health emergency. The majority of the CE activities are Free.

• On any computer in the Hurley Physician’s Lounge (non iSITE), look for the “2023 CME Needs Assessment” icon on the desktop screen

There is a Novel Coronavirus Education Resources webpage on the ACCME website at www.accme.org/coronavirus-resources that includes a list of accredited continuing education (CE) activities and additional resources that can help the clinician community respond to the novel coronavirus public health emergency. The majority of the CE activities are Free.

• Visit the Hurley INTRANET Homepage on any computer at Hurley, under Frequently Used Links, click on “CME Needs Assessment Survey”

If you have any questions, please contact the CME Department at 810.262.9142

HURLEY REGULARLY SCHEDULED SERIES (RSS)

HURLEY REGULARLY SCHEDULED SERIES (RSS)

july 2023

Aaren Marecki

Alan Atendido

Aleesha Beasley

Alexis Larose

Alicia Craine

Alissa Wilzer

Allison Hall

Alyson LaRose

Alyssa Harris

Alyssa Sherman

Amanda Culhane

Amber Grant

Amber Mach

Amie Juillet

Amy Hampton

Amy Mawhorter

Angela Foster

Angela Triplett

Angelia Cooper

Angelica Thibodeau

Annalynn Cummings

Anne Shortt

Annette Napier

April Pea

Arasha Dunn

Ashley Braley

Ashley Calloway

Ashly Maxwell

Asia Donald

Barbra Shewmaker

Bernice Bedford

Bianca Weierstahl

Brandie Kilburn

Brenda Craft

Brennan Glazier

Breona Johnson

Brian Bates

Brooke Chaplinski

Brooke Stopjik

Bryan Jones

Caitlyn Garceau

Carl Balcom

Carolyn Wilson

Carri Kincaid

Cassandra Avance

Cassia Goodwin

Catherine Purdy

Cathy Kuta

Chandler Knickerbocker

Chanika Baker

Chanze Tiggs

Charice Tenson

Christopher Kelly

Claire Duley

Courtney Cater

Courtney Kramarz

Courtney Krueger

Courtney Mask

Cynthia Owens

David Rutherford

David Rybarczyk

Dawn Coleman

Dawn Kane

Deborah Smith

Demetria Wilson

Demond Grays

Dennis Harrison

Dominick Guerra

Donny Gushen

Douglas Oginsky

D'Wanda Hawkins

Elisa Thomas

Elizabeth McCreedy

Ellen Standoak

Ellery Lengyel

Emilee Davis

Emma Maxwell

Erika Witherspoon

Frederick Baker

Gabriel Cunningham

Gabrielle Robare

Gedaerah Morgan

Georgeta Florica

Gerald Valentine

Geraldine Scott

Grace Riedel

Gregory Cleveland

Hadeel Allam

Haley Johnson

Hanna Jones

Hurksy Nyangire

Idalis Slotka

Jacob Nosewicz

Jacqueline Clemons

Jamie Duncan

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