Honoring the People Making a Rural Difference
Congratulations on your 2022 Community Star Nomination!
We ask that you accept your organization’s nomination by completing this questionnaire to verify your organization’s information and details submitted about your work, as well as provide additional information about your organization and its service in rural health. Do you have questions about the Community Star Recognition program? Visit our FAQ page.
Submit Your Organization's Community Star Nominee Questionnaire
Before You Begin
Before you complete this online, automated form, you may want to download the questions you will be asked in advance to give you time to formulate your answers. ONCE YOU BEGIN FILLING OUT YOUR ONLINE QUESTIONNAIRE, YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE TO SAVE YOUR SESSION.
If you complete your questionnaire using the Word Document, you can simply copy and paste your answers accordingly in the online form when you are ready to begin.
PLEASE VERIFY ALL SPELLING AND EMAIL ADDRESSES ARE CORRECT.
Upon submission, you will receive a PDF copy of your responses at the email address provided.
If you do not receive a confirmation of your nomination, please check your spam folder.
*NOSORH would like to tag/mention you on our social media channels to promote your star profile on NRHD.
Have questions?
Visit the FAQs
We’ve put together some of the most commonly asked questions regarding the Community Star recognition program. If you have a question that’s not addressed in the FAQs, feel free to send us an inquiry via the contact form link in the footer.
"When asked what the Power of Rural means to her considering where she came from and where she is today, she turned her focus to those she serves. “I am grateful to my patients for all that they have taught me about community and resilience and beauty in this sub-arctic region. It’s an honor and a privilege to be here.”
“It’s important for new doctors who serve our clinics to understand that rural is all about community. It’s not about the facility; it’s about the support you receive from teachers, the sheriff, the fire and county health departments, and non-profits. You’re going to need everyone in the community to come together to be successful.”
“This program isn’t just me,” says Donovan. “You’re only a star if you have a bright team. Everyone is working together to be flexible and creative. You might say we are a finely-greased wheel.”
At age 17, Tory’s road to recovery was the driver for where he is today. He shared, “I was very inspired by those around me, also in recovery. They showed me that a life in recovery was possible. I realized early in my recovery that I wanted to work in the field and began volunteering for an agency working with adolescents.” Now, 25 years in recovery, he says that he continues to be inspired and feels, “...incredibly grateful for the opportunity to do what I do.”
“Rural practice and living are not for everyone; however, giving them all the information needed to make the best decision is imperative to ensure success for the physician and family, the practice and staff, as well as the community.”
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