Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum has devoted her career to matters of the heart. The 1994 ATSU-KCOM graduate grew up performing and even taught ballroom and jazz dancing while in medical school. No stranger to limelight, she seemed the perfect fit for an interview on medical training with CBS News her very first week as a medical intern […]
Another class of ATSU students has come and gone, leaving an imprint on the University and hoping to add to its legacy through their own healthcare careers.
A typical day … Sutira Scheef, SOMA D.O. student 6 a.m. Wake up/”roll out of bed” 6:30 a.m. Indoor cycle class or yoga at home – “Exercise keeps me energized for the day.”
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This hand-held stereoscope, a novelty device allowing the viewer to experience a two-dimensional photo with a three-dimensional effect, was developed in the 1890s. The photo, from the Kirksville tornado of April 27, 1899, shows Judge George Ellison and his destroyed home.
1970s Rocky Vista University announced the appointment of Bruce Dubin, D.O., J.D., ’71, as its acting president. Dr. Dubin previously served as dean and chief academic officer at Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine.
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1940s ~ Fred C. Laitner, D.O., ’41, East Lansing, Mich.; Charles D. Ogilvie, D.O., ’42, Fort Worth, Texas; Mahlon L. Ponitz, D.O., ’44, Azle, Texas 1950s ~ Olis M. Wakefield, D.O., ’52, Virginia Beach, Va.; Sam W. Valuck, D.O., ’54, Denver, Colo.; Jack Wohlstadter, D.O., ’54, Rancho Mirage, Calif. 1960s ~ Paul V. Bonetzky, D.O., […]
War bird In a blog chronicling his experiences during his Afghanistan deployment, ATSU-KCOM alumnus Major Mark Duber, D.O., ’05, takes readers on an intense medical journey. This excerpt only glimpses Maj. Duber’s life as an orthopaedic surgeon in the U.S. Army. Read more at warbirddoctor.blogspot.com.
ATSU board approves Missouri dental school, construction of facility At their Founder’s Day meeting in Kirksville, the ATSU Board of Trustees approved a $26-million bond issue for constructing and equipping a new building on ATSU’s Missouri campus to establish the Missouri School of Dentistry & Oral Health.