Patricia Avent, M.S.A.’23, was the lead author of the research article, “Personal identification using frontal sinus coding methods: The effect of mixed image modality comparisons,” that was published in the Journal of Forensic Science in April 2024. The topic represents […]
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Ryan Kivett, M.H.A.’23, joined Baylor Scott and White as a business analyst on April 15, 2024. The organization is the largest nonprofit health care system in Texas and one of the largest in the United States, with 51 hospitals, more
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Emily Dobrzynski, D.O.’23, is in her first year of a medicine-pediatrics combined residency program at Loyola University Medical Center in Maywood, IL. Her interests include adolescent medicine and women’s health.
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Justin Hunter, M.H.A.’23, is director of Hospice House in Ottumwa, IA. He led the reopening of the facility after it had been closed in December 2020 due to the pandemic.
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How does a medical student decide on a specialty as a career? What’s most important in residency applications, and how does the process work? What are red flags to watch out for when evaluating residency programs? And just how horrible
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Christy Ralston, M.S.P.A.S.’23, PA-C, joined MercyOne Clinton North Health Plaza in Clinton, IA.
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Lily Harvison, M.S.P.A.S.’23, joined the cardiovascular intensive care unit of the Texas Center of Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease program at Dell Children’s Medical Center of Central Texas.
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When Hayden Bush, D.P.M.’23, passed the halfway point of his fourth year at DMU, he wanted to celebrate by “doing something big, like flying to the moon.” Since that isn’t yet an option, he set his sights on topping Tanzania’s
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Facilities, equipment and technology all are critical aspects of a medical and health sciences university, but people are what make DMU the collegial community it is. Here are two examples. For many, the height of the COVID-19 pandemic brought “lows”
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Rachel Vo Christenson, D.O.’23, was among the seven outstanding minority medical students nationwide who in 2022 received the prestigious William G. Anderson, D.O., Minority Scholarship from the American Osteopathic Foundation (AOF). Appropriately, she shares the passion to serve with the
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