Reece Rickertsen, D.P.M.’17, joined the podiatry department at Murfreesboro (TN) Medical Clinic. He is a board-certified podiatric physician with extensive training in elective foot and ankle surgery, reconstructive operations, diabetic wounds and treatment for foot and ankle trauma.
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Jennifer Holmes Latterell, D.O.’05, C.P.E., was elected president-elect of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians, Iowa Chapter, at the Midwinter Osteopathic Family Practice Virtual Conference in January. She is the associate chief of staff for education and the designated
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Reem Sheikh, D.P.M.’12, well remembers the early days of the pandemic. As a podiatric surgeon at New York Metropolitan, Lincoln and Harlem hospitals and a surgery faculty member at the New York College of Podiatric Medicine, she experienced firsthand how
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“The first lesson I learned is how dumb I am. A year and a month ago, given the oxygen saturation levels we were seeing, I couldn’t have imagined not intubating people. We in Iowa got to learn from our confreres
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Ashley Dikis, D.P.M.’12, AACFAS, passed her board certification examination and is now a Diplomate in the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. She is clinical department chair and a physician in DMU’s Foot and Ankle Clinic and an assistant
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In elementary school, Shaun Grammer, D.M.Sc., PA-C’07, would finish his homework and circulate around the classroom to assist other students. He enrolled at Iowa State University with the initial plan of becoming a high school mathematics teacher. He instead changed
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Adam Gray, D.O.’18, is completing a residency in anesthesia at the University of Missouri.
George Anadiotis, D.O.’93, was among the authors of the article, “Clinical challenges in interpreting multiple pathogenic mutations in single patients,” published in February 2021 in Hereditary Cancer in Clinical Practice. One of fewer than a handful of osteopathic geneticists in
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Sarah Rost Dec, D.P.T.’15, joined St. Luke’s Rehabilitation Institute in August 2019 in Overland Park, KS. She began her career at St. Luke’s North in Kansas City, MO. She and her husband, Joe, and daughter, Kinley, live in Kansas City,
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Lorraine Strelnick Stehn, D.O.’76, retired in November 2020 after 38 years of private practice in family medicine. She recently moved from Aransas Pass, TX, to McAllen, TX, to be near grandsons.
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