Community needs inspire calls to service Service plays a major role in the lives of many who work and study at ATSU. Offering time and skills to help others is a signature element of the University’s culture. Service experiences fulfill community needs while often causing a positive transformation within people on a personal or professional […]

ATSU-ASDOH held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Dillenberg Center-PDS Innovation Clinic on Tuesday, Nov. 6. The PDS Innovation Clinic is a state-of-the-art digital dentistry center where ATSU-ASDOH students and faculty provide cutting-edge patient care. The clinic creates unique educational opportunities for students, while improving access to low-cost, high-quality dental care for community members. The PDS […]

ATSU is more than its six schools and colleges. As listed below, the University encompasses a growing number of centers and clinics to meet a variety of educational, research, community, and health service needs. The Dillenberg Center-PDS Innovation Clinic is one of the newest additions to the mix, offering state-of-the-art patient care and unique educational […]

If the unthinkable happens, ATSU-SOMA students are prepared to save lives. On Monday, Jan. 28, Maj. Michael Hay of the U.S. Army 6th Medical Recruiting Battalion provided Stop the Bleed training to faculty and first-year students. Participants learned to administer care to someone with life-threatening bleeding in the critical moments before first responders arrive. All […]

Simulation center expands to include surgical and critical care training ATSU-KCOM’s Ben Schrant, DO, FAOCA, ’08, assistant professor, surgery, had a vision two years ago to obtain an anesthesia machine to use in ATSU’s Drabing Human Patient Simulation Center. Along with Lisa Archer, RN, BSN, director of simulation & performance assessment, and Mackenzie Lesh, DO, […]

Continuing efforts to increase mental health awareness, ATSU-KCOM hosted showings of the film “Do No Harm: Exposing the Hippocratic Hoax” on Wednesday, Dec. 12. The film, produced by two-time Emmy Award winner Robyn Symon, addressed the importance of self-care, mental health awareness, and the national epidemic of caregiver distress. All first- and second-year medical students, […]

Faculty participate in air guitar fundraiser The MEDleys, a student a cappella group, held an air guitar contest Thursday, Nov. 29, on the Kirksville, Missouri, campus to raise money for Kirksville High School’s guitar music education program. Megan Howell, OMS II, is a member of the MEDleys and sings in the Community Chorus, directed by […]

Edward Stiles, DO, ’65, presented at the 2018 International Fascia Research Congress in Berlin.

Steven Brushwood, DO, FAAFP, ’00, was recently elected president of the Missouri Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons (MAOPS). Dr.Brushwood was sworn in and honored at the President’s Party on April 27, 2019, at the Chateau on the Lake in Branson, Missouri, during the 2019 MAOPS Midwest Osteopathic Annual Convention. MAOPS was founded in 1897 […]

Martin Allison, MA, joined Learning & Disability Resources in October as a disability resources adviser on the Arizona campus.