G. Bradley Klock, D.O.’81, FAAO, has constructed a holistic osteopathic medical career, one could say. He has provided inpatient and outpatient care, taught hundreds of students, provided institutional leadership, authored publications and presentations, and served in leadership positions in the […]
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Eric Newgent, D.O.’84, and Michael Miller, D.O.’85, FACOS, FAPWCA, WCC, co-authored the scientific article “A comprehensive scoring system to evaluate patient-centered risk factors regarding lower extremity amputation” published in The Journal of Wound Care. The article won two international awards.
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Michael Miller, D.O.’85, FACOS, FAPWCA, WCC, and Eric Newgent, D.O.’84, co-authored the scientific article “A comprehensive scoring system to evaluate patient-centered risk factors regarding lower extremity amputation” published in The Journal of Wound Care. The article won two international awards.
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Steve Perry, D.O.’78, credits a serendipitous set of events and connections that paved his path to the College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery (COMS), now DMU. After he’d earned his undergraduate degree and was applying to “a bunch” of medical
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Kevin Ware, D.O.’73, was featured on the Skagit Valley (WA) Herald website on March 19. He is a part-time physician, part-time corporate pilot and a commissioner of the Port of Skagit who resides in Mount Vernon, WA.
Brenna Green, D.O.’03, is a physician and medical director of the Spine, Joint and Pain Center at the Murfreesboro Medical Clinic in Murfreesboro, TN. She was praised on the clinic’s Facebook page for helping people improve their function and quality
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Rick Wilkerson, D.O.’80, received the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons’ Humanitarian Award for his volunteer work around the world. He was honored at the academy’s 2018 annual meeting for his nearly 30 years of helping people in areas underserved by
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Caressa Johnson Eckley, D.O.’13, is an internal medicine specialist with Lakeland Health in St. Joseph, MI. She completed a hospice and a palliative fellowship as well as her residency training at Lakeland Health through Michigan State College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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Adam Swisher, D.O.’08, is the regional medical director of UnityPoint Hospice in Fort Dodge, IA. He completed a family medicine residency at Mercy Medical Center North Iowa in Mason City. Swisher specializes in family care, women’s health and geriatrics. He
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William Vandivier, D.O.’03, was appointed chief physician executive and president of Mercy Clinics of Mercy Medical Center-Des Moines. He had served in these roles on an interim basis. Vandivier manages Mercy Clinics’ multi-specialty physician enterprise of more than 400 providers.
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