Joseph Palmeri of Tulsa knows that when he
took an oath to serve his community, that it didn't end in the hospital, or the
medical field as a whole. Joseph knew that his commitment to bettering the
community was not just a part of his job, but his life overall. That is why
Joseph has remained an avid and active participant in many charitable
organizations throughout local and national communities, all designed to help
heal humanity as a whole, bringing together a collective unity and pursuit of
common goals. Among Joseph's contributions were at the Bedlam Community Clinic
in his hometown of Tulsa Oklahoma. Bedlam Community Clinic is a
hospital designed to help treat indigent patients who can't afford medical
insurance. The clinic does so by employing properly certified volunteers from
local universities and hospitals. Joseph said his time with the Bedlam
Community Clinic was truly a rewarding one, and that working with those that
were truly grateful for his services, was a reward and feeling all alone.
Joseph especially liked that he got to work so closely with the community of
his hometown, and got well acquainted with old friends during his time there.
Joseph Palmeri of Tulsa would
spend two years volunteering at the Bedlam Community Clinic before he would
eventually graduate with his bachelor's degree, and move away from home to
pursue his masters in the medical field. This would not be the end of Joseph's
charitable contributions however. Joseph would go on to become a chief resident
at NYU Langone Medical
Center, a highly
demanding position full of many extra responsibilities with no extra
compensation. In the position, Joseph would help mentor other residents who
didn't learn as quickly, or needed a particular bit of advice or guidance.
Joseph said that the work was demanding, but just as rewarding as his time with
Bedlam Clinic. Joseph says that contributing positively to your community is
the true hallmark of success, not how many awards you've won or how many
promotions you've received.
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