Dr. Philip Senger Awarded 2026 Golden Stethoscope

Dr. Philip Senger Awarded 2026 Golden Stethoscope

Bradford, PA / Olean, NY - Bradford Regional Medical Center (BRMC) and Olean General Hospital (OGH), Kaleida Health facilities, are proud to have presented the first bi-annual 2026 Golden Stethoscope Award to Philip Senger, MD. Dr. Senger is an emergency medicine physician who has served as medical director of emergency departments for BRMC and OGH since 2019.

The Golden Stethoscope Award is a result of nominations from employees and presented semi-annually to a physician who exhibits an exceptional level of professionalism, integrity and teamwork in caring for patients and families, as well as interacting with hospital staff members and fellow physicians. The award is presented to one physician throughout BRMC, OGH and physician practices who meets the standard of providing high quality patient care.

"Dr. Senger is a passionate advocate for the Emergency Department and a strong leader who is deeply committed to both patient care and team collaboration. He consistently works alongside other service lines to enhance the quality of care and improve the overall patient experience," said his nomination.

"Known for his approachable leadership style, Dr. Senger makes himself readily available to physicians, nurses and staff for discussion, education and support. He fosters an environment where team members feel comfortable raising questions or concerns, ensuring open communication and continuous learning within the department. Dr. Senger's dedication extends beyond his clinical responsibilities. Whether he is on shift or at home, he remains accessible to his team and makes it clear that staff can reach out whenever guidance or support is needed. Even while balancing the responsibilities of being a father to two young children, he consistently prioritizes the needs of the department and those he works alongside."

Dr. Senger's nomination continued, "His commitment to supporting his colleagues reflects the same compassion and dedication he brings to caring for patients. Through his leadership, collaboration and dependability, Dr. Senger exemplifies the values of teamwork, professionalism and excellence in patient care."

Dr. Senger earned his medical degree from the State University of New York at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences in Buffalo, NY. He completed his residency in emergency medicine through the State University of New York at Buffalo. He is board-certified by the American Board of Emergency Medicine and is a member of the American College of Emergency Physicians.

Other physicians nominated for the Golden Stethoscope award were: Mohammed Alsaggaf, MD, pulmonology and sleep medicine; Mohaned Al-Humadi, MD, orthopedic surgery and sports medicine; Kulwant Buttar, MD, psychiatry; Jonathan Coolidge, MD, emergency medicine; Brian Dinerman, MD, urology; Joseph Goro, MD, pediatrics; Robert Haas, MD, obstetrics; Ricardo Ilustre, MD, pediatrics; Thomas Langan, MD, vascular surgery; Anwar Khan, MD, emergency medicine; Steven Pancio, MD, orthopedic surgery & sports medicine; Fnu Sadaret, MD, hospitalist; Aijaz Shaikh, MD, hospitalist; Zia Sheikh, MD, primary care; Amandeep Singh, MD, hospitalist; Joseph Staszel, MD, pain management and physical medicine rehabilitation; Kuldesh Ubhi, MD, hospitalist; and Jakub Wojcik, MD, primary care.