Steven Harder, D.O.’88, joined DMU on Aug. 3 as assistant professor of family medicine, working both in the University’s family medicine clinic and on the academic team. He completed a rotating internship at Northwest General Hospital in Milwaukee, WI, and […]
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Christopher J. Mulder, D.O.’09, was appointed as a staff gastroenterologist at Evans Army Community Hospital in Fort Carson, CO, in July after graduating from a fellowship at Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, TX.
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Laura Delaney, M.P.A.S., PA-C, assistant professor in the Physician Assistant program, was selected as one of four faculty members from across the state to serve as Iowa Campus Compact 2015-2016 Engaged Scholar Faculty Fellows. Faculty Fellows are from Iowa Campus Compact
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Someone had changed the front door to one with windowpanes and added a chain link fence to the yard, but it was otherwise still the same dilapidated, dark, dusty shack with a rusty metal roof that I remembered from 35
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Sherah Bateman, M.P.H.’11, began her new job on July 1 as project coordinator – Ebola Traveling Team with the California Department of Public Health in Richmond. Her “dream job” involves epidemiology and Ebola surveillance, including global migration and traveler monitoring.
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Matthew J. Hentges, D.P.M.’11, was hired by West Penn Hospital in Pittsburgh as an attending foot and ankle surgeon for the hospital’s residency training program. He recently completed a fellowship in foot and ankle deformity correction at the International Center
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Amy E. Hughes, D.O.’05, and her husband, John, welcomed Eliana Grace to their family on June 25, 2015. She joins big brothers Christian and Nathan. Mom and baby are both doing well.
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No pain, no gain, as the saying goes, and Eric Johnson, PA-C’98, isn’t afraid of a little suffering to feed his obsession. The Ogden, UT, resident is a special kind of runner, shunning paved tracks for the uncertainty of the
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Brooklyn, NY, native Ralph Levy, D.O.’60, had never been to the Midwest before he arrived at DMU, then the Des Moines Still College of Osteopathy and Surgery. After he graduated, he returned east to an internship at Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Hospital
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If it hadn’t been for two DMU alumni, some collegiate boxers might have been mad enough to punch somebody. In March, Iowa State University (ISU) was set to host the Midwest regional tournament of the National Collegiate Boxing Association when
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