This is the most prestigious award that the Wisconsin Perfusion Society can bestow on an actively employed perfusionist that is a Class A member of Wisconsin Perfusion Society. This award is given annually to one individual that has made a contribution to the advancement of the perfusion community in the state of Wisconsin. As a condition of this award, the winner must give an oral presentation of their choice at the annual Wisconsin Perfusion Society Spring Meeting.

LeRoy H Ferries Award

Member, Accreditation Committee for Perfusion Education

President, Wisconsin Perfusion Society

Chair, Perfusion Program Director's Council

Director/Secretary, American Board of Cardiovascular Perfusion

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Milwaukee School of Engineering

Kirsten Kallies is a clinical associate professor and the MS Perfusion clinical program director in the M.S. Perfusion program in the (ECBE) Electrical, Computer and Biomedical Engineering department. She has been a faculty member at MSOE since 2009.
Kirsten is currently a Certified Clinical Perfusionist for the Medical College of Wisconsin and Advocate Aurora Healthcare. Previously she held a similar role with Children's Hospital of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Heart Group, SC.

Kirsten Kallies, CCP, LP

Milwaukee School of Engineering

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Certified Clinical Perfusionist

Licensed Perfusionist

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B.S.

B.A.

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LeRoy H Ferries Award

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