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05/09/2025 | Press release | Archived content

USACS Honors 2024 Clinical Excellence Award Recipients

CANTON, Ohio, May 9, 2025 - US Acute Care Solutions (USACS), the nation's largest physician-owned, emergency and inpatient medicine practice, is proud to recognize eight recipients of the National Clinical Governance Board's (NCGB) Clinical Excellence Award. The award honors physicians and advanced practice providers (APPs) across USACS service lines who are not in leadership or management roles.

Exemplary clinicians are selected through year-round nominations by their clinical colleagues. They are commended for their remarkable clinical expertise and dedication to patient-centered care. This recognition was presented at USACS' annual Clinical Leadership Assembly, held this month in Washington, D.C.

Congratulations to the 2024 Clinical Excellence Award recipients:

  • Asal Najafi-Mahalati, DO, Sinai Hospital, LifeBridge-Baltimore, MD
  • David Bosch, DO, AdventHealth Southlands-Lakewood, CO
  • Eussra El-Magbri, MD, Inova Alexandria Hospital-Alexandria, VA
  • Jason Goldwasser, DO, Jefferson Hospital-Jefferson Hills, PA
  • Jeffrey Haines, PA-C, Meritus Medical Center-Hagerstown, MD
  • Justin French-Kazee, DO, St. Mary's Medical Center-Huntington, WV
  • Tatjana Delemus, MD, Carson Tahoe Regional Medical Center - HM-Carson City, NV
  • Thomas McElroy, NP, UVA Culpeper Medical Center-Culpeper, VA

"The Clinical Excellence Award is a testament to the impactful work of our physicians and APPs," said Chair of the NCGB, Roya Caloia, DO, MPH, FACEP, FAAEM. "They are the Clinicians who inspire each of us to be better at the bedside and who we would want taking care of our family members should they need it. I am pleased to celebrate our winners and thank each of them for their unwavering commitment to the patients we serve."

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