As a member of our nation’s uniformed services, a longtime health care program manager and most recently a regional health administrator in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), U.S. Public Health Service CAPT Joshua Devine, Pharm.D., Ph.D., […]
Devine brings wealth of experience to DMU’s public health program Read More
Ross Klocke, D.O.’19, joined the family medicine department of McFarland Clinic in Carroll, IA, his hometown. He completed his family medicine residency at Texas A&M in Bryan, TX.
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Ryan Taylor, D.O.’13, FAAPMR, completed the Provider Leadership Academy, a 10-session cohort-based leadership growth program for staff at Genesis Medical Center in Bettendorf, IA, and select faculty of St. Ambrose University. Taylor, a St. Ambrose alumnus, practices at the Genesis
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Ebonie Vincent, D.P.M.’15, M.B.M.S., considers podiatric medicine to be the “gem of the specialties” for its impact on patients’ quality of life and flexible practice options for its physicians. Her enthusiasm was evident while she was a student in the
The 2022 Rising Star: Ebonie Vincent, D.P.M.’15, M.B.M.S. Read More
Physician assistant (PA) degree programs can seem – and be – intimidating given the volume and scope of material to be mastered in just two years. Shaun Grammer, M.S.P.A.’07, D.M.Sc., however, says DMU’s PA program was his “best educational experience.”
When DMU first asked Robert Greenhagen, D.P.M.’08, to serve as a preceptor for students in the College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery (CPMS), in 2014, he’d been out of residency for just a few years. “I was used to having
On paper, the young Mary Radia appears to have been in a hurry. Dissuaded from her initial goal of pursuing veterinary medicine “because city girls couldn’t be veterinarians,” she enrolled at Drake University after graduating from high school a semester
The 2022 College of Osteopathic Medicine Alumna of the Year: Mary Radia, D.O.’81 Read More
As students enroll in Des Moines University’s Doctor of Occupational Therapy Program, anticipated to begin in 2023, they will join a new program on a new campus – but they’ll also be part of a medical and health sciences university
DMU creates opportunities in occupational therapy Read More
John Pham, D.O.’00, became dean of the University of the Incarnate Word School of Osteopathic Medicine in San Antonio, TX, on June 15. He had been the vice dean and associate professor of family medicine at Western University of Health
Kim Statler, M.H.A.’99, was appointed acting executive director of Polaris Tech Charter School in Ridgeland, SC. She served on the original planning committee for the school, was one of its founders who helped secure financing for its facilities and was
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