Ali (Davis) and Micah on Jan. 15, 2013, welcomed their second son, Enzo Davis, weighing in at 9 pounds, 2 ounces. Enzo was also welcomed home by his brother, Gino. Ali is a podiatrist at Kansas City Internal Medicine in […]
Ali R. Pescetto, D.P.M.’03, and Micah G. Pescetto, D.O.’04 Read More
Rierson is fulfilling his residency at Michigan State University in Lansing and plans to join the Northwest Iowa Bone practice in Spencer, IA, in August. He specializes in orthopedics and general hand surgery and will also practice at Lakes Regional
Christopher J. Rierson, D.O.’08 Read More
Levin practices radiology with Grand View Radiology in Sellersville, PA, and was recently elected president of the Bucks County Medical Society. He resides in North Wales, PA, with his wife and two sons. Levin also created a Facebook page for
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Weissinger is chief medical officer of hospice and palliative medicine at Mercy Medical Center-North Iowa in Mason City, IA. He is a large proponent of palliative care, which focuses on improving life and providing comfort to people of all ages
Robert E. Weissinger, D.O.’89, PA-C’84 Read More
James has joined Mercy Hospital Joplin in Joplin, MO, as a general surgeon. Prior to joining Mercy, James completed a surgical fellowship with the University of Minnesota Twin Cities in Minneapolis and a general surgery residency at Mercy Medical Center
Mollie M. James, D.O., M.P.H.’03 Read More
Nitke is board-certified in family medicine and was chief resident at Mercy Hospital in Pittsburgh, PA. She has been in practice with Jupiter Family Healthcare in Jupiter, FL, since 2008, and specializes in preventive medicine for both men and women
Dana L. Nitke, D.O.’96 Read More
Sinnott retired from his busy family medicine practice in Ida Grove, IA, in 2009, and opened a winery, Old Town Vineyard & Winery, with his wife, Lenee, in Ida Grove.
John S. Sinnott, D.O.’68 Read More
What if you were a scientist who wanted to investigate ways to counter a deadly virus, but the only way you could do so is if you created it? That was the question that circulated late last week when scientists
Is this research too dangerous? Read More
The American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine (AACOM) last November posted a report that may be very helpful to osteopathic medical students before they begin the match process in their fourth year. Only the second of its kind, the
D.O. students: gotta match? Read More
Valletta remains in private practice specializing in orthopaedic sports medicine in San Diego. He serves as the team physician of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team and recently served as a U.S. Olympic team physician for the London Summer Olympics. He continues
Damion J. Valletta, D.O.’99 Read More