WEST READING, PA — Dr. Wei Du, a prominent figure in behavioral health and academic medicine, has been honored with two prestigious awards recognizing his impact on the fields of psychiatry, education, and community service. He received the Paul J. Fink Leadership Award from the Pennsylvania Psychiatric Society and was named a Lehigh Valley Business ICON Honoree.
The Paul J. Fink Leadership Award highlights leadership in psychiatry, honoring individuals who advance the field through education, research, advocacy, and community engagement. Meanwhile, the Lehigh Valley Business ICON Award celebrates leaders over 60 who have made lasting contributions to their professions and communities through their vision and dedication.
Dr. Du is a key executive at Tower Health, where he serves as Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs, Chief Academic Officer, Designated Institutional Official, and Medical Director for Behavioral Health Services. He is also a Professor and Academic Chair of Psychiatry at Drexel University College of Medicine.
“Dr. Du is a distinguished leader in behavioral health and academic medicine,” said P. Sue Perrotty, CEO of Tower Health. “His contributions in these areas underscore his profound commitment to advocating for increased access to behavioral healthcare and the significant strides he has made in both academic research and physician education.”
Dr. Du expressed gratitude for the recognition. “I’m honored to receive both the Paul J. Fink Leadership Award and the Lehigh Valley Business ICON recognition,” he said. “I’ve been fortunate to dedicate my professional life to academic and medical areas that I am extremely passionate about, and I look forward to continuing to advance these fields.”
Dr. Du’s work has focused on improving access to mental health care, advancing academic research, and enhancing physician education. His leadership continues to make a meaningful impact on the lives of patients, the mental health field, and the broader community.
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