UTICA — Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) recently celebrated the graduation of its 2025 residency class across multiple programs, honoring more than 30 health-care professionals who have completed training. MVHS recognized graduates from the transitional year residency program, general surgery residency and preliminary year program, general practice residency program (dental), family medicine residency program, and […]
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UTICA — Mohawk Valley Health System (MVHS) recently celebrated the graduation of its 2025 residency class across multiple programs, honoring more than 30 health-care professionals who have completed training.
MVHS recognized graduates from the transitional year residency program, general surgery residency and preliminary year program, general practice residency program (dental), family medicine residency program, and pharmacy residency program.
Maxime Berube, chief academic officer and physician director of medication education at MVHS, presented the welcome address at graduation. MVHS President/CEO Darlene Stromstad, state Senator Joseph A. Griffo, and state Assemblymember Marianne Buttenschon presented additional remarks.
“This event not only celebrates academic achievement but also the commitment these physicians, dentists, and pharmacists have made to improving health outcomes,” Berube said in an announcement. “We are honored to be part of their professional journey.”