Angela Conlon, D.P.T.’13, celebrated her fifth year with ApexNetwork Physical Therapy in Chesterfield, MO. The clinic manager, she has extensive training in manual therapy techniques and is working on her certification in manual therapy and orthopedic manipulative therapy.
Angela Conlon, D.P.T.’13 Read More
Sandra Hilton, D.P.T.’13, is cofounder of Entropy Physiotherapy and Wellness with Sarah Haag in Chicago. Hilton has worked in multiple settings across the U.S. with neurologic and orthopedic emphasis combined with a focus in pelvic rehabilitation for pain and dysfunction.
Sandra Hilton, D.P.T.’13 Read More
It was another celebratory year as Des Moines University awarded 455 degrees in nine programs at the 118th annual Commencement Ceremony on May 25. Family, friends, faculty and staff celebrated the graduates throughout the week with programs, awards and a campus
Congratulations to the graduates of 2018 Read More
Sandra Hilton, D.P.T.’13, practices at Entropy Physiotherapy and Wellness in Chicago. She has worked in multiple settings across the U.S. with neurologic and orthopedic emphasis combined with a focus in pelvic rehabilitation for pain and dysfunction. She teaches health professionals
Sandra Hilton, D.P.T.’13 Read More
On May 5, 30 first- and second-year podiatric medical students and physical therapy students teamed up to provide health screenings to participants in Easter Seals Iowa’s Walk for Independence at Camp Sunnyside near Des Moines. They took pulses, tested strength
Good cause sparks interprofessional insights Read More
Jaime England, D.P.T.’11, is owner of the Market Place in Manning, IA, which offers loose-leaf tea, drink accessories and gifts for teens and college students. Previously, she worked as a physical therapist for five years at Mercy Clinic in Ankeny,
Jaime England, D.P.T.’11 Read More
Kathy Bloemker, M.S.P.T.’94, joined Big Stone Therapies in Marshall, MN. Her professional interests include extensive experience in women’s health areas of urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, maternal health, osteoporosis and breast cancer rehabilitation.
Kathy Bloemker, M.S.P.T.’94 Read More
Are you getting ready to re-up your running program now that winter is turning to spring? Or are you thinking of starting one? For many people, that’s a great idea. Running is an inexpensive, accessible form of exercise with great
Are you ready to run? Read More
Thanks to key efforts by the Iowa Physical Therapy Association (IPTA) and the legislative advocacy of students and faculty from DMU’s doctor of physical therapy program, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds signed the Physical Therapy Licensure Compact (House File 2425) into
Good news for physical therapists; better news for patients Read More
If you are a physical or occupational therapist serving clients post-stroke, consider participating in DMU’s seventh annual Stroke Camp on campus Aug. 20-24. You can make a powerful difference to patients and students while learning and earning up to four
Calling all physical therapists re: DMU’s 2018 Stroke Camp Read More
