Jesse D. Bacigalupi, D.P.T.’06
Jesse D. Bacigalupi recently was named the rehabilitation department manager at Haven of Show Low in Show Low, AZ.
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M.O. Eckel III, D.P.T.’03
M.O. Eckel III, D.P.T.’03, of Drummonds, TN, graduated with a juris doctorate in May 2014. He worked for the district attorney’s office of the 25th Judicial District in Covington, TN, during his three years of law school. He received
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Des Moines University’s 114th commencement ceremony to award 539 degrees
Des Moines University will grant 539 degrees at its 2014 Commencement Ceremony, the 114th in the university’s history, on Saturday, May 24, at 10 a.m. at Hy-Vee Hall in the Iowa Events Center, 730 Third Street, Des Moines. The dean
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McClinton earns dry needling certification
Shane McClinton, D.P.T., OCS, FAAOMPT, CSCS, assistant professor in the Department of Physical Therapy and clinician at Des Moines University Clinic, received certification in dry needling through the Janet G. Travell, MD Seminar Series from Myopain Seminars. Dry needling is
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Free lecture series focuses on staying fit
Des Moines University Clinic is kicking off the Power Hour Series, a four-part lecture series focusing on health and fitness, on March 25. DMU Clinic physical therapists will present a variety of topics to help people of all ages live
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Eric G. Palmer, D.P.T.’09
Palmer joined Wayne County Hospital and its clinic system in Corydon, IA, as director of the rehabilitation services department. “We are very fortunate to have someone of Dr. Palmer’s skill and expertise to assume the management of our rehabilitation services department.
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DMU expands opportunities in postgraduate physical therapy studies
The physical therapy profession has faced change beyond health care reform and evolving patient demographics. The profession’s terminal degree used to be a master’s of science; however, the vision of the American Physical Therapy Association states that by the year
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Physical Therapy Clinic moves patients, improves function in every stage and age
When the city of Des Moines in 2009 switched its occupational health services provider from the DMU Clinic to another entity, the DMU Physical Therapy Clinic lost its main source of referrals. Given the clinic is not affiliated with a
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DMU seeks to serve rural health care needs
If you have the pleasure of meeting DMU osteopathic medical student Libby Abbas, you will know immediately she’s exactly what you’d want in a health care provider. Friendly, compassionate and focused on enhancing her health care skills, this California native-turned-Iowa-farm-kid
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