David Musgrave, D.O.’73, in May was elected to a one-year term on the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association (IOMA) Board of Trustees. He practices osteopathic manual medicine in the Des Moines area. He also received the IOMA Life Service Award, which […]
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John “Jay” Clark, D.O.’75, in May received the Life Service Award of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, which recognizes active IOMA members who have spent the greater part of their lives delivering health care to Iowans, utilizing osteopathic practice and
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Gertrude Doughten, D.O.’69, in May received the Life Service Award of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, which recognizes active IOMA members who have spent the greater part of their lives delivering health care to Iowans, utilizing osteopathic practice and principles.
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Richard Shaffer, D.O.’69, in May received the Life Service Award of the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, which recognizes active IOMA members who have spent the greater part of their lives delivering health care to Iowans, utilizing osteopathic practice and principles.
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Orville Jacobs, D.O.’73, in May was honored with life membership in the Iowa Osteopathic Medical Association, granted to regular or honorary IOMA members who have reached the age 68 years and have been an American Osteopathic Association-affiliated organization member in
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DMU took another step this spring in efforts to help people become more mobile: Catherine “Katie” Stevermer, P.T., Ph.D., GCS, assistant professor of physical therapy, was awarded a $60,000 grant from the SCI CAN Foundation to expand research efforts on
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From Des Moines to the Dominican Republic and Biloxi, Mississippi, global health students rekindled their commitment to medicine. Students shared the lessons they learned this spring in personal reflections. Adaptability Flexibility • Providing good care with few resources “Today we
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At two new-for-DMU sites for global health service during spring break this year, students and clinicians treated hundreds of patients, provided health education and even swept floors and cleaned up facilities. The biggest impact of the trips, however, was on
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Kristen Myers, M.P.H.’12, M.S.N., R.N., CIC, began her health care career in nursing, which she’s gone on to connect with positions in community health and public health. She loved her courses on those topics while pursuing her bachelor of science
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After working less than two years in community relations and development at Community Memorial Hospital in Sumner, IA, Kyle Teeling realized the abundance of non-clinical opportunities in the industry. Earning an advanced degree was a “logical option” in helping him
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