Immunization: 2023 BigShot Winners
The Wisconsin BigShot award is an annual recognition that celebrates Vaccines for Children Program providers who are leading the way in protecting children’s health by ensuring their pediatric patients are up to date on their vaccinations.
There are three categories of awards
- Providers who have 90 percent or more of their patients up to date on Hepatitis A vaccines.
- Providers who have 80 percent or more of their adolescent patients up to date on Tdap, meningococcal, and HPV vaccines.
- Providers who have 90 percent or more of their patients up to date on their 4:3:1:3:3:1:4 childhood vaccine series1.
Congratulations to all of the BigShot winners!
Thank you for keeping Wisconsin's children healthy.
2023 Childhood BigShot Winners
Hepatitis A vaccine category
- Ascension Medical Group - Greenville
- Associated Physicians
- Aspirus Kronenwetter Clinic
- Aspirus Rhinelander Clinic – N Shore Dr. Pediatrics
- Aspirus Pediatrics – Wausau
- Aurora Health Care – Brookfield
- Aurora Health Care – De Pere
- Aurora Health Care – Delevan
- Aurora Health Care – Elkhorn
- Aurora Health Care – Franklin (Loomis Rd)
- Aurora Health Care – Franklin (Oakwood Park)
- Aurora Health Care – Green Bay (Kepler Dr.)
- Aurora Health Care – Green Bay (Mason St.)
- Aurora Health Care – Grafton
- Aurora Health Care – Kenosha
- Aurora Health Care – Manitowoc
- Aurora Health Care – Marinette
- Aurora Health Care – Mequon
- Aurora Health Care – Neenah
- Aurora Health Care – New Berlin
- Aurora Health Care – Northwest 76th St.
- Aurora Health Care – Port Washington
- Aurora Health Care – Racine
- Aurora Health Care – Shawano
- Aurora Health Care – Sheboygan
- Aurora Health Care – Slinger
- Aurora Health Care – Summit
- Aurora Health Care – Waterford
- Aurora Health Care – Waukesha
- Aurora Health Care – West Bend North
- Aurora Health Care – Whitefish Bay
- Aurora Medical Center- Oshkosh
- Bellin Health Bellevue Primary Care
- Bellin Health East De Pere Pediatrics
- Bellin Health FMC Howard
- Bellin Health Suring Primary Care
- Children’s Wisconsin – Fox Valley Appleton Ambulatory
- Confluence Healthcare
- Doctor’s Court Clinic
- Door County Medical Center, Sister Bay Clinic
- Elroy Family Medical Center
- Essentia Health Superior Clinic
- Family Health La Clinica
- Froedtert Holy Family Memorial Pediatrics
- Kaukauna Clinic SC
- Mayo Clinic Health System – Chippewa Falls Pediatrics Dept.
- Mayo Clinic Health System – Oakridge in Mondovi
- Portage County Health and Human Services
- Sheboygan Pediatrics Associates
- Southwest Pediatrics – Children’s Wisconsin
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Evansville
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Oregon
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Portage
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Stoughton
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Whitewater
- SSM Health Monroe Clinic Medial Group – Brodhead
- St. Croix Regional Medical Center
- ThedaCare Physicians Clintonville
- ThedaCare Physicians Green Lake
- ThedaCare Physicians Menasha
- ThedaCare Physicians Neenah
- ThedaCare Physicians North Appleton
- ThedaCare Physicians Pediatrics – Neenah
- ThedaCare Physicians West Appleton
- UW Health East Terrace Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine
- UW Health Junction Road Medical Center Pediatrics
- UW Health Union Corners Clinic
- Zenith Pediatrics
Adolescent vaccine category
Prevea Chippewa Falls Health Center
Routine childhood vaccine category
- Aurora Health Care – Greenfield
- Aurora Health Care – Kaukauna*
- Aurora Health Care – Plymouth*
- Aurora Health Care – Pulaski
- Aurora Health Care – Two Rivers
- Aurora Health Care – Two Rivers*
- Bellin Health FMC West De Pere*
- Gundersen Boscobel Area Hospital & Clinics*
- Milestone Pediatrics S.C.*
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Deerfield*
- SSM Health Dean Medical Group – Fort Atkinson
- SSM Health Monroe Clinic Medical Group – New Glarus*
- UnityPoint Health – Meriter – Monona Clinic*
*Also had 90% or more of patients up to date of Hepatitis A.
Note: Not all winners chose to have their clinic name published.
1 The 4:3:1:3:3:1:4 childhood vaccine series consists of four DTaP, three Polio, one MMR, three Hib, three HepB, one Varicella, four PCV.