Joe Dashiell is a Senior Reporter at WDBJ Television. He covers a diverse range of topics including healthcare administration, patient care, public health, and cultural movements, with a particular focus on events and conferences in the arts, entertainment, and healthcare sectors. Joe's work has also been featured in NBC12 - WWBT and WDBJ7.
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