Da Hee Mary Lee, D.O.’20, a board-certified family medicine physician, joined the Franciscan Physician Network in Crown Point, IN. She completed her residency at the University of Chicago Medicine Advent Health in LaGrange, IL.
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DMU’s Glanton Event on Nov. 2 celebrated the university’s efforts to prepare culturally competent health professionals and raised $304,537 to support them.
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Omar Lateef, D.O.’99, in October was named one of 60 health system CEO influencers “who are using their considerable influence to shape the future of health care” in 2023 by Becker’s Hospital Review. He is president and CEO of Rush University
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Autumn Brunia, D.O.’19, joined the Des Moines University Clinic – Behavioral Health as a faculty psychiatrist.
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How does a medical student decide on a specialty as a career? What’s most important in residency applications, and how does the process work? What are red flags to watch out for when evaluating residency programs? And just how horrible
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Richard Pitts, D.O.’73, Ph.D., was named a Healthcare Hero by the Community Health Initiative of Orange County, CA, at its eighth annual celebration Oct. 4, 2023. Pitts is chief medical officer at CalOptima Health, overseeing its health care delivery system
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Katherine Dvorak, D.O.’20, joined the family medicine team at Knoxville Hospital and Clinics in Knoxville, IA. She completed her residency at Broadlawns Medical Center in Des Moines.
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Christopher Greer, D.O.’84, FAOCO, FAAO, retired from ophthalmology practice in Fort Smith, AR. He is a past president of the Arkansas Osteopathic Medical Association and a trustee for the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine, where he remains an adjunct faculty
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Byron Dean, D.O.’02, is a board-certified family medicine physician in Central Florida who also specializes in geriatric medicine and hospice and palliative care. He is the owner of Dean Medical Inc. and the medical director at Bartow Center, a nonprofit
Assignment: Compare the major source of collective trauma in Rwanda, the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsis, with that in the United States, the 2001 terrorist attacks and ongoing gun violence and mass shootings. Investigators: Kyra Vercande, D.O.’23, and Rwandan student