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FOR 2ND CONSECUTIVE YEAR BY STARS & STRIPES
GRMC voted ‘Best Off-Base Medical Services in the Pacific’
Stars and Stripes Pacific executive Douglas Johnson presents the 2023 Best of the Pacific “Best-Off-Base Medical Service” award certificate to GRMC president and CEO Alan Funtanilla, middle, and the entire GRMC executive team (left to right): executive vice president/chief financial officer Ted Constantino; senior vice president/chief Human Resources officer, Charlotte Huntsman; senior vice president/chief medical officer Dr. Alexander “Beau” Wielaard; vice president of Marketing & Business Development Eric Plinske; senior vice president/chief nursing officer Jennifer Cruz; and vice president of Support Services, Bernie Lobaton. (JOEL DELA CRUZ)
DEDEDO, Guam—Guam Regional Medical City was recently awarded “2023 Best Off-Base Medical Service in the Pacific” by Stars and Stripes newspaper. This marks the second year in a row that GRMC received this award.
Douglas Johnson, an executive from the Stars and Stripes Pacific Headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, recently visited GRMC to present the award to the entire GRMC executive team.
GRMC president and CEO Alan Funtanilla said, “It is truly an honor to have won this award two years in a row, especially since we didn’t even know that we were selected by Stars & Stripes to be a candidate in the competition. GRMC is a devoted partner of the U.S. military, and we will continue to provide world class healthcare for our military and veteran communities as GRMC has established itself as the region’s acute care hub for specialty care.”
According to their website, the Stars and Stripes is a multimedia news bureau that aims to provide first-hand reporting on news and information worldwide to the U.S. military community, including service members, civilians, veterans, contractors, and their families. Stars and Stripes Pacific annually polls members of military communities throughout the Pacific on the best local facilities, services, and destinations on and off base. The annual poll results, titled “Best in the Pacific,” are then shared with daily edition subscribers and U.S. military bases throughout the Pacific. (PR)
