Positively Kentuckiana: New Albany man celebrates 5 years on the job!

WHAS11 News spotlighted our very own Mark Hublar!  Congratulations Mark!  Please check out the video on their site by following the link:

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Resource specialist Ben Majewski escorts a family to their next appointment at the Children’s Down syndrome clinic

By Stephen Coldwell

The young couple in the waiting room of Children’s Hospital Boston’s Down Syndrome Program looks nervous. It’s the first time they’ve brought their 8-month-old son, Sam, to the clinic, and they’re uncertain just what to expect. But when Clinic Coordinator, Angela Lombardo, introduces them to Ben Majewski, 19, the clinic’s new resource specialist, they relax almost immediately.

Majewski, who joined the clinic’s team in January, looks every inch the professional dressed in what he calls his “Clark Kent outfit:” glasses, pin stripes and tie. With a wide grin and a wink, he confides that the tie he’s wearing is actually his dad’s. Everyone smiles. When the family comes out of their first appointment with Emily Davidson, MD, MPH, the program’s director, they look relieved to find Majewski waiting. He pulls out a complex flow chart of their upcoming appointments and explains what the family will be doing next. ”I just love that he’s here,” says the mom. “It means more than I can express to see him doing this job.” For the young parents anxious about their child’s future, Majewski—who has Down syndrome—represents a world of opportunities.

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