Rose was honored as a Guardian of the Profession by the American Osteopathic Association. A Guardian of the Profession is an osteopathic physician who advances the culture of osteopathic medicine by having served in a local, state or national osteopathic leadership […]
Norman Rose, D.O.’63 Read More
Hall retired from family practice in October 2013. He and his wife, Lois, reside on Camano Island, WA.
Vernon E. Hall, D.O.’56 Read More
Fourth-year osteopathic medical student Melissa Deer says many of the patients she’s interacted with have positively influenced her amid the challenges of medical school, but her “absolute inspiration” came in the form of a 35-pound spitfire who would soon lose
Student seeks ‘Woman of the Year’ title for a good cause Read More
Slama has joined the Mayo Clinic Health System in Fairmont, MN, practicing family medicine. He completed a family medicine residency at Iowa Lutheran Hospital in Des Moines, IA.
Timothy B. Slama, D.O.’10 Read More
Rierson joined Northwest Iowa Bone, Joint and Sports Surgeons in Spencer, IA, at the beginning of August. He attended the University of Iowa and finished medical school at DMU, graduating in 2008. He most recently completed his residency at Michigan
Christopher J. Rierson, D.O.’08 Read More
Nielsen has taken a job as a research associate III with Insight Genetics in Nashville, TN. He is designing and conducting experiments as part of the company’s research and development team. Previously, he worked for Pioneer Hi-Bred International and Aegis
Tyler J. Nielsen, M.B.S.’10 Read More
Kapler and Elyse Tinker were married May 4, 2013, in Fremont, OH. Tinker received her bachelor’s degree in agricultural biotechnology at the University of Kentucky in Lexington in 2009. She attended medical school at Ohio University in Athens, graduating in
Adam M. Kapler, D.O.’13 Read More
Beck was named a “Top Doc” in general surgery by DSM Magazine. The survey was conducted by polling actively-practicing physicians in greater Des Moines and results were published in the fall 2013 edition. Beck has an extensive clinical and leadership
Susan L. Beck, D.O.’84 Read More
“Scoops, buckets” in Latin. In ancient times water wheels with a series of buckets along the rim drew up water from shallow wells and poured it into troughs for watering stock or irrigation ditches. As imaginative as ever, anatomists thought
Anatomy word of the month: haustra Read More
We know you have to take many things posted on the Internet with a grain (or a large bag) of salt, but a recent post on the BuzzFeed Community by a user self-titled “Ninjacowboy” was spot-on in describing the facts
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