Loanship benefits students, underserved In two underserved communities in California and Washington, people who ordinarily would not receive dental care are getting the attention they need, and young dentists are receiving an education not found in any classroom. Thanks to the Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health’s Connect the Docs Graduate Loanship Program, funded […]
Drs. Levine will become first father-son AOA presidents ATSU Board Member Martin S. Levine, D.O., M.P.H., FACOFP, KCOM ’80, SHM ’03, an AOA board-certified family physician, was elected president-elect of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) during its annual business meeting in Chicago.
Why aren’t larger numbers of osteopathic physicians using osteopathic manipulative treatment? Are osteopathic educators doing enough to educate students in OMT so that they use it in their practice? So that patients understand its value? Is there enough research to support its continuation in the world of evidence-based medicine? What is the profession without it? […]
A bright and sunny 87-degree day greeted more than 400 staff, faculty, alumni, students, and their families at this year’s Founder’s Day, held Nov. 6 at ATSU’s Arizona campus. The day began with a successful 5K run/1-mile walk, with participation from 40 students and faculty. Throughout the afternoon children raced on the inflatable obstacle course, […]
Twins emulate their father’s passion for providing dental care for the poor “Everything we know about anything we learned from our dad,” say the Pattersons. “Honestly.” The twins give their father full credit for leading them to a career in which they can help those in need. Allen Patterson, CPA, FACMPE, M.H.A., chief financial and […]
Two clubs on the ATSU Arizona campus, the student chapter of the Student Osteopathic Medical Association (SOMA^2) and the student chapter of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (ACOFP), have come together to plan a series of speakers to introduce SOMA students to the legislative process and to brief students on health policy topics. […]
1950s M.J. “Mickey” Mintz, D.O., ’54, Dover, N.J., was featured in the article “Doctors no longer use a horse and buggy, but some still make house calls,” which appeared in the Aug. 5 edition of MD Consult. Dr. Mintz began his “Doc in a Car” practice after retiring from family medicine, making house calls to […]
ATSU Online Financial Services Coordinator Misty Dawn Seidel is “obsessed” with digital photography and taking photos of nature. “I love everything about nature and enjoy fine art, pet, and farm photography as well,” she says. “I am most at peace and in my element when in the middle of the woods, surrounded by nature, with […]
[cincopa AMNA0dqdbsLS] ATSU-KCOM honored the differences that make us unique during its annual Diversity Week, held January 10-14. The week’s schedule included a movie matinee, lunch with High Hopes workers, an address by Dr. Nicholas Comninellis, president and founder of Mehegan Classroom Institute for International Medicine, a discussion on Culture and the Clinical Encounter, and the International Dinner and Talent/Fashion […]
Congratulations to these Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine and School of Health Management students on being named to the 2010 Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges: Malik Abdur-Razzaq, Andrew Behunin, Katie Behunin, Melissa Y. Brock, Jennifer D. Bubel, David G. Burke, Bryan A. Campbell, William S. Cragun, Terra R. Divine, Michele J. […]