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The volunteer experience of a lifetime: establishing palliative care guidelines in the happiest country on earth

In November 2019, my husband, Todd, and I set off on the adventure of a lifetime as volunteers for three months in the Kingdom of Bhutan. We are both medical professionals: I am a DMU Class of 2003 graduate board-certified […]

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Kristin Veneman, D.O.’01

Kristin Veneman, D.O.’01, was appointed by Vanderbilt University Medical Center to serve as medical director for Tennova’s level II neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) and nursery in Clarksville, TN. For the previous seven years, she ran the level III NICU

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The miracle of medicine

On May 30, 2020, Thalia Brown and her husband were enjoying a date night when she got a phone call: Her son, Johnathan Tate Jr., 22, had taken three bullets to the head during a violent shooting at a Gastonia,

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Shannon Ramsey-Jimenez, D.O.’96

Shannon Ramsey-Jimenez, D.O.’96, in January 2022 was named interim dean of the College of Osteopathic Medicine at Sam Houston State University (SHSU-COM) in Huntsville, TX. She previously was associate professor and chair of primary care and clinical medicine at the college. Very active

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Luke O’Rourke, D.O.’10

Luke O’Rourke, D.O.’10, is an obstetrician/gynecologist who joined Monarch Healthcare in Idaho Falls, ID, after practicing in Eugene, OR, for more than seven years. For the previous three years he was chair of the obstetrics and gynecology department and physician

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Matthew Lunning, D.O.’06

Matthew Lunning, D.O.’06, was named assistant vice chancellor for clinical research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC). Medical director of the UNMC Clinical Research Center for the past three years, in his new position he continues to oversee clinical

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