Richard J. Kessler, D.O.’72, a psychiatrist, was appointed to the editorial board of the Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. He is the chief medical officer of Adult and Children with Learning and Developmental Disabilities Inc. in Bethpage, NY.
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Paul Rein, D.O.’72, is an adjunct professor in the College of William & Mary’s kinesiology and health sciences department. His primary focus is teaching an introduction to clinical practice course for undergraduate seniors and juniors interested in health care careers.
All members of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA), other than those exempted, are required to participate in the Continuing Medical Education (CME) program to meet specified CME credit hour requirements for the 2013-2015 CME cycle. This cycle ends on December
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David E. Drake, D.O.’83, had an editorial published in the Des Moines Register on Oct. 31 titled “Where has the patient’s life gone in medical practice?” The editorial made a case for allowing physicians and other health care professionals to
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Clifford M. Houseman, D.O.’07, became a fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Surgeons in October. He and his wife, Kelly, welcomed the birth of their first son, Knox Clifford Houseman, on June 18, 2015. Board-certified in neurosurgery, Houseman is
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Amy Wasiak Hughes, D.O.’05, and her husband, John, welcomed their third child, daughter Eliana Grace. She joins big brothers Christian and Nathan. Hughes reports the family is thrilled about the new addition. She is on the staff of Medical Oncology
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When his first patient exclaimed, “My heart is on fire!”, then-first-year DMU osteopathic medical student Marshall Sheide was sure the patient was about to have a heart attack or other life-threatening issue. But after the calm clinician next to him
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The scholarship fund continues to inspire future health care professionals and garner generous support, including the record $344,552 raised this year. As an undergraduate at the University of California-Santa Barbara, Jesse Dalton by sheer chance encountered his homeless uncle who was
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On October 10, 374 first-year students took the first step on their journey to clinical practice, receiving their first white coat. The white coat signifies the excellence and caring demanded of those entering health care professions. The annual rite of passage emphasizes
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It was a beautiful football Saturday at Drake Stadium on October 3 as Des Moines University and Drake University Law School renewed their rivalry in the Malpractice Bowl. DMU split the games, with the women’s team winning 19-0 and the men’s
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