Adebola “Tee” Adeleke, D.P.M.’12, is a podiatric physician with Orthopedic Associates in Marlborough, CT. His specialties include arthroscopic ankle surgery, advanced foot and ankle surgery and reconstruction, foot and ankle arthrodesis, total ankle joint replacement, tendon and ligament repair and […]
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If you are a physical or occupational therapist serving clients post-stroke, consider participating in DMU’s seventh annual Stroke Camp on campus Aug. 20-24. You can make a powerful difference to patients and students while learning and earning up to four
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Rene Staudacher, D.O.’89, was sworn in Feb. 12 as a member of the Indianola, IA, School Board. A physician formerly with Mercy Clinics, she is now employed by the state of Iowa as a medical consultant.
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Ashley Mychak, D.P.M.’13, joined Ankle and Foot Care Centers as a fellow. With 20 locations in Ohio and Pennsylvania, the centers form the largest podiatric medical organization in the region. Mychak is working on a fellowship alongside Lawrence DiDomenico, D.P.M.,
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On a day in the DMU life of Michelle Brenner, D.O.’19, you might have found her presiding over a meeting of the Pediatrics Club, of which she was a first-year liaison. She could have been volunteering at St. Baldrick’s Day,
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Mark Rogers, D.O.’03, M.A., CAQSM, was honored in March by the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP) with the Master Preceptor Award in Austin, TX. The award acknowledges the devotion of a physician who has been a preceptor for
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G. Bradley Klock, D.O.’81, FAAO, has constructed a holistic osteopathic medical career, one could say. He has provided inpatient and outpatient care, taught hundreds of students, provided institutional leadership, authored publications and presentations, and served in leadership positions in the
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On a recent Wednesday evening, a group of individuals gather to sing and move to old-time favorites such as “My Bonnie,” “Home on the Range,” “Ain’t She Sweet” and “Roll Out the Barrel.” This is no ordinary group of steppers,
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Eric Newgent, D.O.’84, and Michael Miller, D.O.’85, FACOS, FAPWCA, WCC, co-authored the scientific article “A comprehensive scoring system to evaluate patient-centered risk factors regarding lower extremity amputation” published in The Journal of Wound Care. The article won two international awards.
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Michael Miller, D.O.’85, FACOS, FAPWCA, WCC, and Eric Newgent, D.O.’84, co-authored the scientific article “A comprehensive scoring system to evaluate patient-centered risk factors regarding lower extremity amputation” published in The Journal of Wound Care. The article won two international awards.
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