We loved hearing recently that two DMU osteopathic medical graduates and a current student were all together in the Advocate Children’s Hospital-Oak Lawn neonatal intensive care unit last month. “Jacqueline did a great job while rotating with us, and […]
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Luke O’Rourke, D.O.’10, practices with Oregon Medical Group (OMG), a multispecialty physician group with offices throughout the Eugene/Springfield, OR, area. He offers osteopathic manipulation at the Center for Women’s Health at Chase Gardens Medical Center for the treatment of pregnancy
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Brooke Borla Chalmers, PA-C’16, has been nationally recognized for earning a specialty credential called a Certificate of Added Qualifications (CAQ) from the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA). Chalmers, who is employed by Ensemble Medical and HouseCall Primary
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Caroline Woods, PA-C’95, a student in the University of Iowa’s master of public health program, has joined the Daily Iowan to write a regular column on community health. Her career in medicine and health has largely involved working with adolescents
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Recent research conducted in a lab at Des Moines University shed new light on monitoring the transport of ions in and out of cells by specialized transporter proteins. The researchers used proton-selective electrodes and patch clamping methods to measure the
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Jane Crotteau and Kayla Whitmore, soon-to-be fourth-year students in Des Moines University’s osteopathic medical program, have been runners since their teens, but by their second year at DMU, their paths had crossed and their steps aligned – literally. The two
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Laszlo S. Tekler, D.O.’84, joined the cardiology department at the Kona Medical Office of the Hawaii Permanente Medical Group, Hawaii’s largest medical practice. He is board-certified in internal medicine and cardiology by the American Osteopathic Board of Internal Medicine. He
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You don’t need to be a brain surgeon to know that physicians who are compassionate as well as highly skilled likely provide better patient care. But the Arnold P. Gold Foundation specifically defines those qualities and recognizes them among medical
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Michal Brennan, D.O.’84, M.A., FAAFP, associate director and longtime faculty member of the Tacoma, WA, family medicine residency program, was recently promoted to clinical professor of family medicine at the University of Washington.
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Mario La Giglia, D.O.’09, became a surgeon at San Juan Hospital in Monticello, UT, and Blue Mountain Hospital in Blanding, UT. He grew up in San Juan County and served in the U.S. Army for 23 years, beginning at age
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