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Testimonials
I left a very successful orthopaedic practice in Madison, Wisconsin (one of America’s most desirable cities in which to live) to join Wichita Clinic over 20 years ago. My wife and I have never regretted the move and have been very content living and working in Wichita. There are many opportunities to be involved in cultural affairs such as the Wichita Symphony, Chamber Music at the Barn, The Wichita Art Museum and many others. We have enjoyed being members of the Wichita Chapter of the American Institute of Wine and Food and are enjoying a renaissance of fine dining opportunities that have opened up in Wichita the past few years. Although we love visiting New York, Chicago, Washington, and San Francisco, we plan to remain here in Wichita if and when I ever retire from my position at Wichita Clinic.
George L. Lucas, MD Orthopedic Surgery/Hand and Microsurgery Joined Wichita Clinic in 1984
March 30, 2007
(Wichita, KS) – Wichita Clinic congratulates W. Ransom Kilgore, MD (Gastroenterology) who was recently elected President and Jerry Niernberger, DO (Family Medicine) who was elected Vice-President of Wichita Clinic’s Board of Directors. The seven-member board is responsible for policies governing Wichita Clinic. Other board members include Steve Allen, MD (Pediatric Cardiology), John Kready, MD (Family Medicine), Noel Sanchez, MD (Colorectal Surgery), David Simms, MD (Radiology) and Mark Wencel, MD (Pulmonary Medicine).
With over 160 doctors, Wichita Clinic P.A. is the state’s largest outpatient multi-specialty group practice and is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care. Owned and governed by its doctors, Wichita Clinic has ten locations in the Wichita metropolitan area. More than half a million patient visits were made to Wichita Clinic in 2006. Wichita Clinic operates in Sedgwick, Harvey and Butler counties.
