Elliott is the middle member of three generations of D.O.s. His father, George G. Elliott, was a graduate of the DMU (then Still College of Osteopathy) Class of 1912, and his son, James W. Elliott, was a graduate of DMU’s […]
Gordon L. Elliott, D.O.’47 Read More
Houle was elected a life member of the American Osteopathic College of Radiology. He has practiced as an interventional radiologist and is now in a solo radiology practice in Paris, IL.
Bruce J. Houle, D.O.’73 Read More
Haas gave a talk on breast cancer in April in Manchester and London, titled “Key Immunohistochemistry Diagnostic and Prognostic Markers in Breast Cancer,” and another presentation, “Sentinel Lymph Nodes,” in Melbourne, Australia, a week later. He is a pathologist with
Thomas S. Haas, D.O.’88 Read More
Hinz had the pleasure and honor of hooding his grandson as a D.O. at the Michigan State College of Osteopathy commencement ceremony.
Ralph E. Hinz, D.O.’54 Read More
Kurz started a private practice, Cornerstone Family Medicine, providing family medicine, osteopathic manual therapy and occupational medicine/workmen’s compensation in Pagosa Springs, CO.
Nicholas B. Kurz, D.O.’04 Read More
Rochen received the special board of governors award from the American Osteopathic Colleges of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology – Head & Neck Surgery, the highest award the colleges give, for exceptionally meritorious service.
Donald M. Rochen, D.O.’68 Read More
Anslinger (formerly Mooney) and her husband, Brendan, welcomed a daughter, Ella Rose, to their family on Feb. 7, 2013. She joins brother Cole, 4. Anslinger practices cardiology with Cardiology Specialists of Dayton in Dayton, OH.
Christina R. Anslinger, D.O.’06 Read More
After 27 years of practicing emergency medicine, Schultz has retired. He and his wife, Dana, have spent the last 15 years in Cape Coral, FL.
Carl H. Schultz, D.O.’80 Read More
Hall has retired from Cascade Family Medical Group in Arlington, WA, where he practiced family medicine.
Vernon E. Hall, D.O.’56 Read More
Oct. 7-11 is National Primary Care Week (NPCW), a great opportunity to learn about the roles, critical contributions, current and emerging issues and opportunities in the field. Funded in part by the American Medical Student Association (AMSA) through a grant
Celebrate National Primary Care Week at DMU Read More