Dr. de Regnier epitomizes commitment to patient care, leadership in and service to his profession, and investment in medical students and future physicians. After earning his doctorate of osteopathy in 1985 at Des Moines University (DMU), Dr. de Regnier completed […]
Alumni Spotlight: Kevin V. de Regnier, D.O. Read More
Capt. Kyle Petersen, D.O.’94, FACP, FIDSA, and Adam Armstrong, D.O.’96, FACP, are serving as commanding officer and executive officer, respectively, of the Naval Medical Research Unit No. 6 (NAMRU-6). Based in Lima, Peru, it is the Navy’s busiest overseas research
Leading the fight against infectious disease Read More
[photo via Kelsey Kolb, D.P.T.’16]
Wordless Wednesday: take me out to the ballgame Read More
You might guess the region of anatomy from associations with puberty. The pubic symphysis is the point at which the two halves of our pelvic bones come together over the genitalia. Symphysis comes from the Greek and means a “coming
Anatomy word of the month: pubic symphysis Read More
Intercollegiate rivalries typically revolve around the football field or basketball court. But when Des Moines University and University of Iowa Physician Assistant students face off, it’s in a friendly service-oriented competition. There’s a prize at stake, but the real winner
PA-15 class sets service record Read More
Name:Kari Smith, D.P.T., ATC Title:Clinic Manager/Assistant Professor Clinic:Physical Therapy Clinic Undergraduate School:South Dakota State University, Brookings, South Dakota Medical School:Des Moines University, Des Moines, Iowa Additional Degrees/Training:BCIA: Board Certification in Biofeedback-Pelvic Muscle DysfunctionAPTA: Certificate of Achievement in Pelvic Physical TherapyNATA: Certified Athletic Trainer
Provider Profile: Meet Dr. Kari Smith Read More
Need something to do this weekend? Look no further than the blocked off streets of downtown Des Moines. The Des Moines Arts Festival will once again take over the area surrounding the Pappajohn Sculpture Park tomorrow through Sunday to add a little
This fest is the best Read More
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Wordless Wednesday: cast of characters Read More
As a student in the College of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery (CPMS) in the mid-1980s, Phillip Ward made the commitment to being a leader in his medical school and in his profession. Given the state of each at the time,
Early advocate for CPMS, his profession Read More
Every year, the Des Moines Business Record celebrates the work of women who have made a difference with its “Women of Influence” awards. According to the publication’s website, recipients have “devoted their lives to doing things most wouldn’t. They’ve spent countless hours on various boards and they’ve blazed a
President Franklin named to Business Record’s Women of Influence Read More
