Moises Cartagena-Aponte, D.P.T.’09, became the acting chancellor of the University of Puerto Rico at Humacao on Sept. 16, 2019. He had served as acting academic dean since July 24, 2019, and previously was director of the university’s physical therapy program.
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Daniel Sipple, D.O.’03, FABPMR, DABPM, believes that thinking and acting like an entrepreneur is an effective way for physicians to avoid burnout. One way he practices that belief is in his role as co-founder and medical adviser for the St.
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Holland Taylor, M.S.P.A.’07, PA-C, was named department chair/program director of the physician assistant program at DMU, effective Oct. 22, 2019. She joined the program faculty as an assistant professor in 2015. Since then, she has served as an academic coordinator, assistant
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Sol Weiss, B.S.Ph., D.O.’59, was a family medicine physician who sometimes covered the emergency room at a time when “few physicians wanted to get near one.” He was particularly troubled by the possibility of having to perform an emergency tracheotomy
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Kelly Bowen, D.O.’14, is a physician with the Milford Regional Physician Group in WHERE, where she practices in obstetrics, gynecology and robotic surgery. She completed her residency in the department of obstetrics/gynecology at Jersey Shore University Medical Center in Neptune
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Roberto Fernandez, D.O.’13, M.P.H., joined St. Luke’s Regional Cancer Center in Duluth, MN. Board-certified in internal medicine, he completed his residency in general internal medicine at Genesys Regional Medical Center, Ascension Health System in Grand Blanc, MI, and his fellowship
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Einar Arason, D.O.’09, joined the MercyOne Pleasant Hill Family Medicine and Urgent Care Clinic in Pleasant Hill, IA. Previously, he was a staff physician at the Iowa Veterans’ Home in Marshalltown, IA.
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Robert Orenstein, D.O.’87, is a professor of medicine at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science in Phoenix, and he chairs the division of infectious diseases at Mayo Clinic Arizona. He has been editor-in-chief of the Journal of the
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Nearly 400 central Iowa community members came together Oct. 16 to highlight the importance of diversity and inclusion at Des Moines University’s 16th annual Glanton Dinner. The event generates financial support for the University’s Glanton Fund, which was established in
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Eric Johnson’s idea of a good time is no walk in the park. It’s a 1,000- mile slog that he does on foot with Old Man Winter up wind-whipped mountain passes, over rivers, across desolate tundras and through dense forests
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