Sheena K. Cortner, PA-C’09
Cortner (maiden name Wright) and Malcolm Cortner were married in August 2011. She works in emergency medicine with Iowa Health System in Des Moines.
Sheena K. Cortner, PA-C’09 Read More
Cortner (maiden name Wright) and Malcolm Cortner were married in August 2011. She works in emergency medicine with Iowa Health System in Des Moines.
Sheena K. Cortner, PA-C’09 Read More
Dederman and her husband, Nick, welcomed their first child, Katelyn Corrine, on Dec. 18, 2011. The family resides in Norfolk, NE, where Dederman practices emergency medicine with Faith Regional Health Services.
Heather M. Dederman, PA-C’09 Read More
Caros, the chief executive officer of Native American Community Clinic in Minneapolis, was recognized by Cambridge Who’s Who for showing dedication, leadership and excellence in pediatric health care. Caros specializes in general pediatrics and fetal alcohol syndrome and splits her
Lydia B. Caros, D.O.’80 Read More
Anderson (maiden name Richardson) joined Stewart Memorial Community Hospital in Lake City, IA, and practices family medicine and women’s health at the McCrary Rost Clinic in Lake City.
Danniele S. Anderson, PA-C’11 Read More
Gerstner was elected president of the New Mexico Hispanic Medical Association for 2012.
Gloria I. Gerstner, D.P.M.’96 Read More
Marzolino and Kayla Brooke were married on April 7, 2012, in Denton, TX, and now reside in Dallas. He completed a fellowship at the Texas Heart Institute in Houston in cardiovascular anesthesiology and currently works with Pinnacle Anesthesia at Baylor
Philip S. Marzolino Jr., D.O.’02 Read More
Crimmins was promoted to assistant administrator of Tompkins Health Center at Friendship Haven in Fort Dodge, IA. She had served as development director for Friendship Haven since 2007 and helped execute a $3.5 million capital campaign. She is also an
Jennifer Crimmins, M.H.A.’07 Read More
McNerney received the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP) 2012 Lifetime Achievement Award during the ACOFP annual convention and scientific seminars in Kissimmee, FL. The award recognizes an outstanding osteopathic family physician who shows career-long service to patients, the profession, and to ACOFP. McNerney is the director of medical education and a program director for the St. Johns Providence Health System – Osteopathic Division in Warren, MI, the secretary for the American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians, and the president of the Macomb County Osteopathic Medical Association.
Joseph P. McNerney, D.O.’80 Read More
This year the theme for National Public Health Week, April 2-8, is A healthier America begins today: join the movement! The focus is on prevention and wellness as ways to combat chronic diseases that many Americans suffer from every day.
Branstad, Franklin to discuss public health strategies Read More
Gudenkauf is an emergency medicine physician at Mercy Hospital in Dubuque, IA. Twice a year she participates in medical service trips to Haiti. Her daughters, Emily and Jeni, have accompanied her on the last two trips, and her father usually
Tami S. Gudenkauf, D.O.’92 Read More