ODE Awards

Announcing

2009 Co-Educators of  the Year

 

Jacque Corey, RN, MPH, CCM, CNS, CDE

 

Valerie Katz, RN, CDE

  

To read more on these fine educators go to, "For The Member"

 

 

 

ODE Yearly Awards

Educator of the Year: This person shines at their work or in their community.  

Distinguished Service: This person gives their time and talent at a local, state and national level.

 


Criteria

Applications are due: 30 days prior to the annual meeting. 

  • Candidates must be a member of the American Association of Diabetes Educators
  • Active member of ODE
  • Be a Certified Diabetes Educator with at least three years of experience
  • Not be a member of the ODE Nomination Committee

Procedure:

You need not be a member of ODE to nominate a candidate.   Completed applications include:

  • 1. A resume or work history·
  • 2. One-page application/narrative (with examples) highlighting work activities
  • 3. Offices in diabetes organizations: local, state, national
  • 4. Innovative practices, attributes and accomplishments
  • 5. Patient teaching and relational skills

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    Previous ODE Award Recipients


    2008 Educator of the Year: Denise Cedar      

     2008 Distinguished Service Award: Michelle Grove

     


    2007 Educator of the Year: Kirsten Gram        

     2007 Distinguished Service Award: Cheryl Moore


    2006 Educator of the Year: none                      

    2006 Distinguished Service Award: none

     

    2005 Educator of the Year: Sue Amidon         

    2005 Distinguished Service Award: Janet Meirelles

     

    2004 Educator of the Year: Debbe Zietlow

    2004 Distinguished Service Award: Veralyn Klosterman

    2003 Educator of the Year: Claudia Harris      

    2003 Distinguished Service Award: Judy Fry

     

     

     

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