Jahnke is the principal physician at Grizzly Spine Pain and Rehab in Kalispell, MT, and most recently served as the president of the Montana Society of Interventional Pain Physicians. He completed a residency in physical medicine and rehabilitation at the […]
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Bacon and Todd Helton announced their engagement and wedding planned for June 2, 2012. Bacon is a pediatric pulmonologist at Dayton Children’s Hospital in Dayton, OH, and Helton is a database administrator at Cincinnati Financial Corp.
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Boedeker joined Mercy Family Clinic-Forest Park in Mason City, IA, as a family medicine specialist who treats patients with acute, chronic and urgent medical needs. He most recently practiced at Garner Medical Clinic in Garner, IA, where he was appointed
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Cartagena began working as associate dean of academic affairs at the University of Puerto Rico at Humacao in December 2011. He resides in Las Piedras, Puerto Rico.
Moises Cartagena, D.P.T.’09 Read More
Weston is the lead physician assistant for orthopedics at Evanston and Skokie Hospitals in Skokie, IL, where he practices with North Shore University Health Systems.
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Maisto was appointed medical director of New York Walk-In Medical Group, PC, in New York City. The group comprises 13 clinics based throughout the city affiliated with Duane Reade retail pharmacies and Continuum Health Partners. Maisto is board-certified in family
Arthur L. Maisto Jr., D.O.’97 Read More
Katz opened an intravenous infusion center in his office in Fairless Hills, PA, where he specializes in infectious diseases. He resides in Plymouth Meeting, PA.
Steven L. Katz, D.O.’81 Read More
The American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians (ACOP) awarded the 2012 Harold H. Finkel Community Pediatrician of the Year Award to David W. Leopold II, D.O., FACOP, a DMU emeritus professor of pediatrics. The college, meeting in Memphis, TN, for its
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Participants in the 2011 College of Osteopathic Medicine Golf Benefit did much more than enjoy a fun day on the green; they also funded $5,000 scholarships for 14 COM students, the highest number to date. Recipients are selected based upon
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