Local Medical Professionals Recognized - 27 East

Local Medical Professionals Recognized

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Dr. George Dempsey

Dr. George Dempsey

Dr. George Dempsey

Dr. George Dempsey

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum and Express News Group  Co-Publisher Gavin menu.

Dr. Fredric Weinbaum and Express News Group Co-Publisher Gavin menu.

Paul Connor, chief administrative office for Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital.

Paul Connor, chief administrative office for Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital.

Paul Connor, chief administrative office for Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital with his wife, Connie.

Paul Connor, chief administrative office for Stony Brook Eastern Long Island Hospital with his wife, Connie.

Dr. Steve Georgopoulos

Dr. Steve Georgopoulos

Dr. Steve Georgopoulos, center, with his family.

Dr. Steve Georgopoulos, center, with his family.

Associate Medical Director of Peconic Bay Medical Center Edward Sun accepts awards for Doctors Luis Davila Santini and John Kassotis.

Associate Medical Director of Peconic Bay Medical Center Edward Sun accepts awards for Doctors Luis Davila Santini and John Kassotis.

Dr. George Dempsey and Shelia Rogers.

Dr. George Dempsey and Shelia Rogers.

Susannah Weinbaum Dr. Fredrick, Chris Schultheis, Chief Financial Officer, Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, and Chrystal Schultheis

Susannah Weinbaum Dr. Fredrick, Chris Schultheis, Chief Financial Officer, Stony Brook Southampton Hospital, and Chrystal Schultheis

authorStaff Writer on Nov 20, 2023

On Friday evening, local medical professionals were recognized for their work by the Express News Group at the Clubhouse in East Hampton. DANA SHAW

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