Conroy A. Smith, M.H.A.’00
Mr. Conroy works as a case manager for Primary Health Care Homeless Outreach Project. He provides management services to less fortunate individuals in the Polk County, IA, area.
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Todd C. Schemper, D.P.T.’08, OCS
Dr. Schemper received his orthopedic clinical specialist certification from the American Physical Therapy Association. He is the clinic manager of Kinetic Edge Physical Therapy in downtown Des Moines.
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Kathleen M. Wiese, D.O.’02
Dr. Wiese recently became board-certified in neuroimaging via the United Council of Neurologic Subspecialties (UCNS). She is an attending neurologist at Wilmington Health Associates and senior attending physician and stroke program director at New Hanover Regional Medical Center in southeastern
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Kimi L. Kondo, D.O.’95, FSIR
Dr. Kondo was elevated as a Fellow of the Society of Interventional Radiology (SIR). This honor, achieved by fewer than 10 percent of SIR members, is given to members who have demonstrated excellence in research and published works or teaching
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Student seeks to bring unique services to rural Iowa
Jayna Hoover, D.P.T.’15, hopes to eventually return to rural Kossuth County, IA, where she grew up. “The area has predominantly male physical therapists. Last winter, I began contemplating, ‘What can I bring to the area?’” She wasn’t thinking about just
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Childhood experiences lead alumna to ENT
There are a lot of things about Jennifer Pesola, D.O.’99, an otolaryngologist physician with Affiliated Community Medical Centers (ACMC) that you might not know. You’d never know she was in and out of the hospital because of a rare bone
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William J. Pettit, D.O.’77
Dr. Pettit has been at the Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences (OSUCHS) since 2002. In March 2015, he was appointed provost and senior associate dean for academic affairs at OSUCHS. Pettit is also a professor of family medicine
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They came, they ran, they got treated
More than 20 DMU physical therapy and podiatric medical students and clinicians staffed eight tables to treat participants in the IMT Des Moines Marathon and half-marathon on Oct. 19. The students addressed runners’ post-event concerns and conducted hands-on treatment to help
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Alumna expands impact, earns national award
You don’t have to spend much time with high-energy Maren Lenhart to understand how knowledge gained from the Urbandale, IA, dental office where she worked as a certified dental assistant drove her public health goals. “I wanted to have a
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Much more than a sum of parts
Last July, David Drake, D.O.’83, acted on an idea that had him “hooked”: to voluntarily donate a kidney. His journey included Claire Cumbie-Drake, his wife of 28 years, and some coincidental DMU connections. This is the second part of a
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