Matthew Bagan, D.O.’94, is a board-certified general surgeon at 21st Century Oncology in Port Charlotte, FL. He specializes in general surgery, including surgery of the breast and abdomen, laparoscopic procedures, upper endoscopy, colonoscopy and capsule “pill cam” endoscopy.
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Amber Kinner, D.O.’08, joined Johnson County Healthcare Center in Buffalo, WY, in January 2021. She serves as the center’s primary hospitalist during weekdays’ daytime hours and as the dedicated physician for Amie Holt Care Center. She had been a hospitalist
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Not even a global pandemic and resulting safety precautions can weaken the bonds of friendship, camaraderie and medical-school survival among DMU graduates. The University will host a virtual reunion for the classes of 1981, 1980, 1971, 1970 and earlier years
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By all standards, Kirk Raeber, D.O.’76, had an epic dream 25 years ago. He held it in the back of his mind for years, eventually sharing it with his wife and friends. “You’ve got to write a book,” they told
Grad’s novel spans “war, love, religion and history” Read More
Deric Ravsten, D.O.’95, is a board-certified psychiatrist and proprietor of Life Change Associates in Pocatello, ID. He has a broad range of practice experience including work in outpatient and inpatient clinical settings, working with children, adults and the elderly.
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Paul Berger III, D.O.’08, FCCP, is division chief of pulmonary and critical care for the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine and lead investigator at Sanford Health for “I-SPY COVID-19,” a national trial to reduce mortality and ventilator
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Linda Auer, D.O.’92, an ophthalmology specialist, began providing cataract surgery at OSF HealthCare Holy Family Medical Center in Monmouth, IL. She has provided outpatient services at OSF Galesburg Clinic for the OSF Medical Group for more than 22 years.
One would be hard-pressed to imagine what Patrick Crocker, D.O.’80, M.S., FACEP, did not experience in his nearly 40 years in emergency medicine in Texas. Babies found in dumpsters. Patients who seemed beyond help who somehow rallied and recovered. Those
Alumnus’s new book reveals the “human theater” of emergency medicine Read More
Two of the many challenges that the coronavirus thrust upon frontline medical providers were having to treat very sick patients for a disease the providers were largely learning about in real time, and facing risks to their own health in
Applying an established therapy to a new disease Read More
For Andy Michalowitz, D.O.’14, the last 12-plus months were supposed to be a “relaxed but focused year” to hone his surgical skills and clinical acumen at New York University Langone Health in the largest orthopedic surgery training program in the
Ortho joins motley but heroic crew of medicine during New York City surge Read More