Carl Satterfield Award

Each year CAHAM recognizes one individual with the Carl Satterfield Award. This prestigious award is bestowed upon one member at the Annual Educational Conference. The award is named in honor of the co-founder of CAHAM, Carl Satterfield, who helped pave the road for the careers and opportunities we all enjoy today. Nominees for this award will demonstrate qualities and characteristics listed below:

• Mentorship of potential leaders to promote leadership and growth within the Patient Access field
• Mentorship of department personnel to develop critical thinking skills that will result in an admission process that is focused on accuracy, efficiency and patient-centered care
• Professionalism in his/her interaction with patients, visitors, staff, peers, colleagues, and members of leadership
• Special and collaborative service, generously contributing time and talent to the promotion of the Patient Access field
• Innovative and strategic thinking in resolving problems and establishing new and/or improved programs
• Commitment to industry and community benefit organizations and initiatives
• Outstanding career accomplishments; serves as a role model