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Providence Portland: Medical Education Support Staff

The medical education support staff is a wonderful group of people dedicated to making the logistics of residency training go smoothly. They are very experienced, averaging over 15 years in our department, a testimony to their commitment to the residency and the residents. Their expertise insures the infrastructure of the program is solid allowing residents to focus on their patients and on their education.

Administrative Staff Contacts

Following is a list of contact information for staff members who can help with questions.

Please feel free to call or e-mail. All area codes are 503 unless otherwise noted.

Correspondence may be addressed directly to the person at the address listed below.

Name	Area of Responsibility	Contact Details
Helen Compo Residency Coordinator	Residency - Operations	503-215-6261 Helen.Compo@providence.org
Exec. Admin. Assistant	Dept. of Medical Education	503-215-6258
Gloria Anima Administrative Assistant	Residency - Alumni Records	503-215-4232 Gloria.Anima@providence.org
Joy Garris Administrative Assistant	Residency - Visiting Student Clerkships	503-215-2863 Joy.Garris@providence.org
Elizabeth Kerl CME Coordinator	CME Medical Grand Rounds	503-215-6088 Elizabeth.Kerl@providence.org
Chris Siegenthaler Administrative Assistant	Department of Medical Education	503-215-6209 Chris.Siegenthaler@providence.org

Administrative Office:

Internal Medicine Residency Program
5050 NE Hoyt Street, Suite 540
Portland, Oregon 97213-2967-

800-642-2131
Fax 503-215-6857

Email imresprog@providence.org
Web http://www.providence.org/gme-ppmc

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“It is a wonderful experience to interact with such gifted and energetic people – residents, faculty and staff. Our residency support staff is committed to making the program run smoothly, making certain that Providence Portland is a special place for you to do your residency.”
Helen Compo
Residency Coordinator

“Helen, Joy and Gloria make the program run. They are always looking for ways to make our lives better.”
Daniel Packard, D.O.