Chad Stadsvold, D.O.’07, was appointed to the Iowa Board of Medicine in August 2023 and serves on its screening and licensure committees. He practices at UnityPoint Clinic Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation in Sioux City, IA.
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Erin Amerman, D.P.M.’01, is the author of six textbooks on anatomy and physiology. For the past 23 years she has taught and developed curricula for courses such as human anatomy and physiology, pharmacology, pathophysiology and microbiology. Amerman also is the
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Brian Patterson, D.P.M.’88, M.S., FACPM, retired after 29 years of federal service as chief of podiatry at Richard L. Roudebush VA Medical Center.
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Gary Berg, D.O.’83, was named a Top Pinnacle Healthcare Professional for his contributions to pulmonology. He practices at Ascension Macomb-Oakland Hospital’s Madison Heights, MI, campus and is affiliated with Ascension River District Hospital.
Gerald Haas Jr., D.O.’80, in late August 2023 retired from the Monroe County Medical Clinic in Albia, IA, after 41 years of practice there. He had received a National Health Service Scholarship for medical school and had to serve in
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Joshua Moore, D.P.M.’09, became division head for the division of clinical sciences at Kent State University College of Podiatric Medicine and its teaching facility, the Cleveland Foot and Ankle Clinic. A fellow of the American Board of Foot and Ankle
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As a registered dietitian, Erin Bergquist, M.P.H.’07, RD, counseled patients one-on-one about eating healthfully to manage their diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, obesity and other health issues. After about three years in practice, she wanted to do more. “Once you have a
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An elective course at DMU is addressing the absence of pain management in standard medical curricula.
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What if you were a member of a low-income family that suddenly began receiving $500 a month, no strings attached?
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Des Moines University has donated medical equipment to support the people of Ukraine during Russia’s military invasion. This support started with two DMU faculty members.
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