Field works for the American College of Radiology (ACR) in Philadelphia as a regulatory associate in the protocol development and regulatory compliance department for the Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG). RTOG is one of four groups within ACR that develop or […]
Erica C. Field, M.P.H.’07 Read More
Gentry recently purchased a local practice from a retiring physician to continue providing high-quality mental health care to individuals in Ottumwa, IA. She is also the secretary of Iowa Physician Assistant Society.
Melissa N. Gentry, PA-C’03 Read More
Osborn-Slings joined Van Diest Medical Center’s Stratford Clinic in Stratford, IA. She specializes in family practice, geriatrics, pediatrics and women’s health.
Penny Osborn-Slings, PA-C’96 Read More
Taylor recently accepted a new position in sleep medicine with Kaiser Permanente in Vancouver, WA. She has been with the company since 2010.
Christine A. Taylor, PA-C’95 Read More
Weissinger was appointed chief medical officer of hospice/palliative medicine and of the palliative medicine fellowship program at Mercy Hospital in Mason City, IA. He is certified in family practice and hospice and palliative medicine by the American College of Osteopathic Family
Robert E. Weissinger, D.O.’89, PA-C’84 Read More
Wattleworth completed six years as vice coordinator then coordinator of Level III of COMLEX for the National Board of Osteopathic Medical Examiners. She was asked to join its board of directors and will be inducted in December in San Diego. She
Roberta A. Wattleworth, D.O.’81, M.H.A.’99, M.P.H.’04 Read More
I attended Luther College in Decorah, IA. My favorite part of my job/residency is acquiring new cutting-edge techniques and knowledge about the medical, podiatric and orthopedic fields on a daily basis. While training at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, residents receive top-quality on- and off-service rotations in which we work side by side with residents and attending […]
Alumni spotlight: Kyle T. Pearson, D.P.M., M.H.A.’11 Read More
That many popular children’s breakfast cereals are high in sugar is not new news. What’s alarming is that over the years food manufacturers have done little to change that and may in fact be packing even more of the sweet
I’d like to believe health care professionals are committed to patient satisfaction, but going forward the level of “care quality” will take on greater importance: Starting in October 2012, according to Healthcare.gov, Medicare will reward hospitals “that provide high quality
Christensen is the recipient of the John Fisher Alumni Award from his undergraduate, Buena Vista University (BVU), in Storm Lake, IA. The award was established in 1970 and named for BVU’s 14th president. This outstanding service award recognizes a former student who
Jay W. Christensen, M.H.A.’01 Read More