It has been a month since my most recent medical trip to Haiti, and I’m already counting down the days until and preparing for the next trip. This was my third trip to Haiti as a provider, but every trip […]
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Jenna Carpenter, D.P.T.’10, practices with MercyOne Pleasant Hill Physical Therapy in Pleasant Hill, IA. In addition to her role as a staff physical therapist, she is a clinical instructor assisting physical therapy students pursuing their career goals. In her daily
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Abbey Metzger, D.P.T.’09, a therapist with 21st Century Rehab PC in Indianola, IA, was featured on the practice’s Facebook page in September. She completed a pediatric residency program at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and has specialized in a wide variety of
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Tyrone Galbreath, D.O.’11, M.H.A.’16, joined the cardiothoracic surgery department of Physicians’ Clinic of Iowa PC in Cedar Rapids. He completed a general surgery residency at York Hospital in York, PA, and an additional fellowship in cardiothoracic surgery at the University
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James Paul “J.P.” Maganito, D.O.’05, M.H.A.’05, M.P.H.’05, became chief of staff at the Montana Veterans Administration Health Care System on July 21, 2019. He first joined the Montana VA Health Care System in Fort Harrison in 2012, serving as staff
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Jenell Gilman, M.S., PA-C’10, and her husband, Adam, welcomed their second son, Mason Cedric, on Aug. 2, 2019. He joins big brother, Carter, 3.
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School sports are a great way for youth to stay fit, build positive character traits and have fun. But as with adults, it’s important that young athletes take the time to warm up properly to reduce the risk of injury.
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No one wants to take a fall, for many good reasons. According to the Iowa Department of Public Health (IDPH), falls are the second-leading cause of injury deaths for all age groups in the state, and they’re the leading cause
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Reflecting the interprofessional approach that contributes to effective health care, students in Des Moines University’s four clinical programs – osteopathic medicine, podiatric medicine and surgery, physical therapy and physician assistant studies – participated in a unified white coat ceremony on
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Shelly Larson, PA-C’03, practices at Advanced Dermatology Care in White Bear Lake, MN. Previously, she worked in dermatology in Minnesota’s Twin Cities and then practiced gastroenterology for three years in Fredericksburg, VA.
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