Andrew Weiss has quickly gained the highest level of respect from his colleagues and the nursing staff. Conscientious, affable and thoughtful, Weiss regularly communicates complicated clinical information to acutely ill patients and family members, and does not shy away from difficult situations. He has the highest level of follow-through for details related to the patient’s clinical situation, and has “outside the box” ideas in patient care.

Perry Colvin is a key component of improved outcomes delivered by the orthopaedic department the past five years. A tremendous collaborator and educator of house staff and faculty, he helps to manage patients from before admission throughout their stay in the hospital. He is always gracious and easy to contact at all hours, including when he is not on call.

An outstanding clinician who brings clarity when diagnosing and managing patients with dizziness, Daniel Gold is always available to see an add-on patient and willing to help triage challenging cases. He provides that same clinical clarity in research methods, and genuinely desires to improve clinical management and understanding of dizziness disorders.

Instrumental in maintaining Suburban Hospital’s Level 2 Trauma Center status, Shih-Chun Lin has been exhaustively committed to neuro–trauma for the hospital. Over the past seven years, he has been the most consistent consultant for neurosurgery and the only one who has steadily upheld the eligibility of the hospital as a Level 2 Trauma Center.