New hires, promotions and award winners in MetroWest business – MetroWest Daily News

Dr. Stephanie Oliva recently joined the wound care team at MetroWest Medical Center in Framingham.

She attended Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and completed her residency at the University of Colorado Swedish Family Medicine. Her interest in the care of chronic wounds started during her residency, as she sought additional wound care learning opportunities and training.

Following completion of her training, Oliva has cared for patients in various wound care settings.

MetroWest Medical Center offers comprehensive wound care services, including hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

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Christopher J. Santillo, of Marlborough, has been hired as senior vice president of relationship banking at Hanscom Federal Credit Union, a Littleton-based credit union with more than 95,000 members.

His responsibilities include delivering competitive products, a compelling member experience and new processes to identify and cultivate relationships with members.

Santillo brings more than 19 years of banking experience in leadership, relationship management and advisory roles. He previously held positions of increasing responsibility at Workers Credit Union, Citizens Bank and Bank of America.

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Brad Morse, a real estate agent with Century 21 North East in Westborough, is a recipient of the Century 21 2022 Quality Service Pinnacle Producer Award.

The award, issued annually, is based on results from the Century 21 Quality Service Survey, which is emailed to consumers immediately after the purchase or sale of a home. To earn it, agents must receive completed consumer surveys for at least 80% of their transactions in a given year, with an average survey score of 95 or better for two consecutive years.

Morse will receive a customized glass trophy, in addition to being recognized at the Century 21 Global Conference.

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Dr. Adalia Jun-OConnell, of Hopkinton, has joined the Milford Regional Physician Groups neurology group at Milford Regional Medical Center.

She comes from UMass Memorial Medical Center, where she was a staff physician and neurology quality officer. A board-certified psychiatrist, neuropsychiatrist and a vascular neurologist, Dr. Jun-OConnell has a special interest in ischemic stroke, post-stroke recovery, acute management of stroke and cerebrovascular disease.

Dr. Jun-OConnell earned her medical degree from UMass Chan Medical School and holds an MBA from the Isenberg School of Management at UMass Amherst. She completed her residency in combined psychiatry and neurology and fellowship in vascular neurology at UMass Chan, where she also holds a faculty appointment as associate professor of neurology.

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Grace C. Roessler, of Boston, was recently elected partner at Mirick OConnell, which has offices in Boston, Worcester and Westborough.

She is a seasoned litigator within Mirick OConnells Family Law and Divorce Team. She focuses her practice in the areas of domestic and international custody disputes, child support, alimony, requests to permanently remove children out of Massachusetts, paternity, restraining orders, Department of Children and Families investigations and elder divorce.

Roessler is a recognized leader in her field, having been included in the 2023 edition of the Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America for her work in family law. She was first listed in 2021.

She is a graduate of New England Law, and was admitted to the Massachusetts and Wisconsin bar in 2011.

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