Tou Shoua Lor, MD, Receives OME Mission Award
The Aspirus Office
of Medical Education (OME) recognizes collaboration and contributions made by
Aspirus Physicians and Advanced Practice Clinicians (APCs) as clinical teachers
for medical students and advance practice clinician students.
This is the 5th year
that OME has recognized these efforts throughout the Aspirus system.
This year’s Mission
Award goes to Tou Shoua
Lor, MD, family medicine physician with the Aspirus Kronenwetter Clinic.
Dr. Lor demonstrates
a passion to train advance practice students or medical students recognizing it
as the right thing to do to help heal people, promote health and strengthen
communities.
Below are
submissions by students of Dr. Lor.
“Dr. Lor is an
incredible role model devoted to teaching and encouraging the next generation
of physicians. As an underrepresented minority who had a difficult journey into
medical school Dr. Lor instills confidence and hope in a field filled with
self-doubt. Dr. Lor encourages us students to take initiative and is the light
at the end of the tunnel that makes me believe that one day I too can become a
great physician just like Dr. Lor.”—Medical Student
“Dr. Lor was an
incredible mentor and teacher during my clinical apprenticeship. Dr. Lor would
schedule time out of his busy schedule just to be able to teach and discuss
cases together. Time where he can see more patients, he sacrifices to teaching
his students. He allowed me to participate in everything and instilled
confidence and belief that I to can become a great physician one day.”—Medical
Student