Speakers: Jim Brown, Physician Recruiter. Tammy Ruh-Mertens, Physician Benefits Specialist. Jon Kluge, COO. Christine Oakes-Wendland. Kelly Opahle, Physician Recruiter. Kelly Connell, Director Clinician Recruitment. Emilee Gabrielson, Physician Recruiter. Heidi Kopps, Senior Recruiter . Ericka Splawn, Director of Clinician Recruitment . Amy Rademaker, Credentialing Coordinator. Joylynn. Cassie Silvasi, Senior Clinician Recruitment Strategist
Yeah, I don't think so. Craig, this is not your goodbye, but you'll see you later video. The last 10 years have certainly been a wild ride. Thank you for your mentorship, guidance and support. I know you'll do amazing things at Sutter Health and wish you the best of luck. If you see too short in Oakland, get an autograph for me.
Hey, Craig, I wish you all the best in your new role and you find continued success and fulfillment as you continue your journey, your influence here at Advocate Health will be felt well beyond your time. Best of luck.
Hey, Craig, thanks for all of your leadership and support over the past years. Best of luck in your new role.
Hey, Craig. Wow. I was so excited to hear about your new chapter. Uh but very um sad for us. You've been so instrumental in the success of uh my role here in that you were part of creating the visit physician benefit specialist. And um I was, was impressed by, by you and what you brought to our team and clearly many others are as well. So I just wanted to take a moment and say congratulations. Uh They're, they're very lucky to have you and uh thanks for the, the imprint that you are leaving uh with our enterprise. Uh It is truly remarkable and I am forever blessed to have this role here. And um I just wish you luck. Thank you so very much. Um Hope to connect in any way we can in the future be well. Thanks. Bye.
Um Craig, congratulations and I just wanted to tell you how grateful I am that I was able to start my career here under your leadership. I love what I do here. I love our team. Um and you'll be missed and I look forward to seeing all the great things that you're going to do there. Bye.
Hi, Craig. I just wanted to say goodbye and wish you luck in your new position. Um, it's crazy to think that we started the same week, 10 years ago. Um, time flies, I guess when you're having fun. So, best of luck to you. I know you will do great things. And remember if you come across any physicians who want to come to Wisconsin or Illinois, you know where to find us. Bye bye.
Oh, jeez. You scared me. Sorry, part timer here just working on my tennis ball launching skills. Um, seriously though. I hope your California team is just about as cool as we were. Um, and we miss you and best of luck to you and stay in touch all the best.
What's up, Craig Miller? Hey, thanks for taking a chance on me about 10 years ago. Um Congratulations on your new endeavors and everything I learned in physician recruitment was from Craig Miller and Alison Burkey. So, um any time you think of a sub or uh Chipotle, make sure you think of our team.
Congratulations Craig on your new adventure. We're certainly going to miss you here at Advocate Health. Um, it was nice to have you invite me in as I started this portion of my career four years ago, you were very inviting and fun, entertaining and I won't ever forget those surprises in the garden level of our office building. So all the best to you, your family, keep hunting. Cheering on those Wisconsin teams and all the best moving forward and, um, onward and upward, maybe I'll see around sometime the ballpark or somewhere if you're still in Wisconsin, take care. So.
Hi, Craig, this is Erica Splawn. Well, thank you. Thank you for um just everything that you've done over here in um physician recruitment and a PC recruitment. Um you know, as the new director or clinician recruitment, I know I have some huge, huge shoes to fill with what you've started. And now has passed on the legacy to Joy Lynn and now Joy Lynn has passed on this legacy um with me being the director. So I just want you to know I'm in this for a long haul. Um Love, love, Joy Lynn. She's a wealth of knowledge. You are absolutely right spot on to see the talent in her. She is definitely passionate about this organization and moving this team forward. So, um all the feedback I've gotten about you and all the great things that you've done. I just want you to know that I'm dedicated. I'm excited and I just wish you the best. I know you're gonna do great things out there in your new role and fill free to just keep in contact. I haven't had a chance to speak with you. I hit the ground running, but I didn't want this time to go by and have you leave without just me saying personally, thank you um for this opportunity. All right, take care and have a good day.
Hey, Craig, just want to say thank you for your years of work, making our medical group better, making care for our patients and communities better. Uh over all these vast many years, uh I know uh so much uh impact with our teammates, with our colleagues, with our physicians, with other leaders. Uh That's very much appreciated. Best of luck in California, just remember those cracks in the sidewalk are fault lines. Good luck.
Craig, we've gone from watching you consistently bounce a tennis ball against the wall off the edge of my desk into a trash can on the garden level of red brick to seeing you move upstairs to the second floor in the East Wing, to all of us, working out of our homes. To you taking the challenging role of system VP system line, service line administration and now president of service lines at Setter Health. Thank you for the fun. Thank you for always being an advocate for us. Thank you for all the amazing ideas like succession planning and workforce planning and so many others. Thank you for using your amazing genius to fix processes and for always wanting the best for our team and this organization, you can go off to Sutter Health in Sacramento, California. I get it. I live in Tennessee now but, and remember you can no longer tell me I'm fired. You will always be our knight in shining armor. Congratulations on your new role. You will be missed.
