Burt Routman, D.O.’68, FACOFP, says he decided to become a physician many years before he was born. His father, who had escaped a Lithuanian ghetto at age 8, expected his American-born son to become nothing other than a “doctor or […]
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Allison C. Flammang, D.O.’13, was featured in the Webster-Kirkwood Times of Webster Groves, MO, on Feb. 23 for achieving 4.9 out of 5.0 stars in patient satisfaction. She provides primary care services for patients over the age of 12 with
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In 2007, Christine and Gery Sutton were excited about moving from Oklahoma to their hometown of Boone, IA. Gery, D.O., a physician/geriatrician and a 1976 graduate of DMU’s osteopathic medical program, planned to work at the clinic where his father
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David E. Drake, D.O.’83, as of April 10 will take on a new position in his native Colorado, in Pagosa Springs, as the psychiatric director of a five-county integrated health clinic. He and his wife, Claire, plan to continue their
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Tamara Blair Holzer, D.O.’05, FACOS, has joined the general surgery teams at Guttenberg Municipal Hospital (GMH) and Central Community Hospital (CCH) in Clayton County, IA. She previously practiced at Gundersen Prairie du Chien Clinic in Wisconsin. Her surgical experiences include
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Sara “Sally” Sutton contracted scarlet fever when she was in the sixth grade, which forced her and her mother into quarantine in their home’s second floor. Their family physician, a doctor of osteopathy, visited them every day, climbing a ladder
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Mark A. Meeker, D.O.’88, FACP, CPE, accepted the role of clinical vice president of primary care services for OSF HealthCare Medical Group in Peoria, IL. In this role, he is accountable for development of superior clinical outcomes across all ambulatory
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Todd Johnson, D.O.’00, FAAFP, was the featured “spotlight” Feb. 11 in the online Direct Primary Care Journal. The journal offers information, statistics and resources for physicians who don’t accept insurance and instead charge patients a monthly fee in return for
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Don N. Peska, D.O.’75, M.Ed., FACOS, is the new interim dean and chief academic officer at the Burrell College of Osteopathic Medicine (BCOM). He most recently served as the dean of the University of North Texas Health Science Center-Texas College
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The Class of 1978 at the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (COMS), now Des Moines University, were students when the world mourned the passing of Elvis Presley, celebrated the release of the first at-home game console (the Atari 2600),
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