Patrick Hobbins, D.O.’08, is founder and the solo physician at Hobbins Medical, a direct primary care practice in St. John, IN. Board-certified in family medicine, he practiced with Community Hospital in Munster, IN, for eight years and then served as …
Jessica Kaan, D.O.’08, became the medical director of End of Life Washington (Mercer Island, WA), an organization that provides information and guidance regarding end-of-life issues, options, tools and identification of physicians and pharmacists supportive of the state’s Death with Dignity …
Laurie Tope, D.O.’08, a family medicine physician at the Mayo Clinic Health System’s Winneshiek Medical Center in Decorah, IA, has extended her practice to include skin specialty services.
Kathleen “Katie” Joy, D.O.’08, FAAP, is a board-certified pediatrician and Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics who practices at Altitude Pediatrics in Grand Junction, CO.
Adam Swisher, D.O.’08, practices at UnityPoint Clinic Family Medicine in Fort Dodge, IA. He started his own practice in 2011 with his wife, Kari Ocenasek, in Gowrie, IA; became medical director at UnityPoint Hospice in Fort Dodge in 2018; and …
Matthew Trump, D.O.’08, FACP, FCCP, medical director for UnityPoint Pulmonary Rehabilitation in West Des Moines, in July gave a YouTube presentation about his experiences and outcomes with nasal high flow before and during the COVID-19 pandemic, along with observations of …
Geoffrey Cornelsen, D.O.’08, is an orthopedic physician with Summit Healthcare in Show Low, AZ.
Amber Kinner, D.O.’08, joined Johnson County Healthcare Center in Buffalo, WY, in January 2021. She serves as the center’s primary hospitalist during weekdays’ daytime hours and as the dedicated physician for Amie Holt Care Center. She had been a hospitalist …
Paul Berger III, D.O.’08, FCCP, is division chief of pulmonary and critical care for the University of South Dakota Sanford School of Medicine and lead investigator at Sanford Health for “I-SPY COVID-19,” a national trial to reduce mortality and ventilator …