Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences has earned an honorable mention in the 2026 University & College Designers Association Design Awards for a set of trivia cards created for DMU’s Office of Admissions.
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As a practicing partner at Core Physical Therapy in West Des Moines, Iowa, Kirsten Radke, PT, DPT’15, draws on her specializations in pelvic health rehabilitation, craniosacral therapy, concussion management and vestibular therapy.
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Kevin Kincaid, MHA’09, didn’t take a traditional path to becoming CEO of Knoxville Hospital and Clinics in Knoxville, Iowa. In fact, his journey started with getting kicked out of college.
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Kassidy Hackbarth, OTD’26, aims to use her Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree to make a difference in the lives of her patients at 21st Century Rehab at Greene County Medical Center in Jefferson, Iowa.
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A new paper by Heather Opseth, DMS, PA-C, assistant program director of the MSPAS program at DMU, was published in “Frontiers in Allergy,” an international peer-reviewed research journal. The paper explores a significant gap in clinical decision-making for food allergy patients.
DMU Faculty Member Publishes Research on Improving Food Allergy Treatment Decision-Making Read More
From investigating deaths for the Iowa Office of the State Medical Examiner to preparing future health professionals in DMU’s donor lab, Katie Bejes, MSA’20, has built a career where anatomy, education and compassion intersect.
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A student in Des Moines University Medicine and Health Sciences’ Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies program has been awarded a $10,000 Caring Hearts Scholarship from the CVS Health Foundation.
DMU Student Receives 2026 CVS Caring Heart Scholarship Read More
DMU invites high school students to a free Pre-Health Summit this fall. The virtual event is designed for students interested in exploring what it means to be a health sciences professional.
Des Moines University Hosts Annual Pre-Health Summit for High School Students Read More
William G. Anderson, DO’56, was a civil rights leader, osteopathic physician, surgeon, educator and hospital administrator whose life’s work expanded opportunity, challenged injustice and strengthened the medical profession.
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The DMU Anatomy Ambassadors program lets students hold science in their hands, inspiring curiosity about health sciences careers.
