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College Information
The
Exchange is pleased to announce beginning September 1, 2009 the Exchange
will offer FREE advertising of seminars and educational programs being
held by the Colleges of Podiatric Medicine. It is the duty of the
profession to support these educational endeavors. As a former Hospital
Director of Podiatry and Chief of Podiatric Surgery in several approved
hospitals it is our responsibility to support our institutions.
CANDIDATES
MAY APPLY FOR SPORTS MED FELLOWSHIP, 2012:
Irvine Multi-Specialty Surgical Care (IMSC)
will be sponsoring a Sports Medicine Fellowship Program for the year
2012-13. The program is certified by the American Academy of Podiatric
Sports Medicine (AAPSM). This will mark the 11th year of the
program’s existence.
The program provides the Fellow a healthy mix of forefoot, rearfoot, and
ankle surgery in an out-patient setting by the multiple attending staff.
The rest of the time is spent in a strong clinical and sports medicine
practice environment. The Fellow will receive excellent surgical
exposure and a solid foundation in Sports Medicine/Biomechanics.
Candidates must have a minimum of a 2-year residency (PM&S 24-36
preferred). Send CV to Michael W. Heaslet, DPM, Program Director. Fax
(949) 552-9493.
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to view their information or scroll page for all.
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Barry
University School of Podiatric Medicine
Barry University
School of Podiatric Medicine
Office of Program Development
11300 NE 2nd Avenue, Miami Shores, FL 33161-6695
Phone number: 305-899-3269 or 3283
Toll-free: 1-800-319-FEET, X3269
E-mail:
rkizilisik@mail.barry.edu or
rmckinlay@mail.barry.edu
Web Site Link:
www.barry.edu/medicine/default.htm
2012
Comprehensive Board Review
Barry
University
Date: May 2-6,
2012
Location: Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Hotel in Orlando, FL
Please visit
our CME website for more info or to register online:
www.barry.edu/cme
Contact:
Solange Brinson at 305-899-3266, via email at
sbrinson@mail.barry.edu
Or Urmala Roopnarinesingh at 305-899-3255, via e-mail at
uroopnarinesingh@mail.barry.edu
Barry
University
11300 NE 2nd Avenue
Miami Shores, FL 33161
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 California
School of Podiatric Medicine
Web Site Link:
www.samuelmerritt.edu/podiatric_medicine/
All in the Name of Good
Health; DPM Student’s take Steps in Helping the Community
By Elizabeth Valente
Allen Temple Baptist Church
held its annual Health Fair in Oakland. City leaders
consider the event one of the largest free screenings in the
City. Various vendors, sponsors and organizations, and
schools like
Samuel Merritt University (SMU) were present and
assisting participants with various medical and
health-related questions.
Several SMU students in the
Doctor of Podiatric Medicine program were on hand at the
health fair as volunteers, along with their supervising
faculty Alison Cook, DPM, MS and Trinh Pham, DPM both alums
from the
California School of Podiatric Medicine, a school within
the University. The focus was on preventative health in foot
care, a campaign started by Allen Temple Church member and
podiatrist Sharon Burleigh, DPM. She assisted in publicizing
the free foot screenings throughout the ministry and Oakland
community and in gathering the supplies needed.
“Prevention is primary,”
explains Dr. Cook. “That's one of the main reasons we do
these screenings, we are here to help, to provide education
and for people to learn more about their health, foot
conditions and more about what to do prevent further
progression of disease or future injuries.”
The California School of
Podiatric Medicine Alumni and Associates are proud to present
their 2011 CME Lecture and Workshop Series brochure.
For more
information or to register call 510-869-8628.
Carla R. Ross
Director of Alumni Affairs and Associate Director of
Development
Samuel Merritt University
450 30th Street, Suite 2840 Oakland, CA 94609
Email:
cross@samuelmerritt.edu
Telephone: (510) 869-6618 Fax: (510)
869-6725
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College of
Podiatric Medicine & Surgery at Des Moines
Web Site Link
www.dmu.edu/cpms/
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Temple University Events:
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Temple University HOMECOMING.... October 12-16, 2011:
Alumni, Families and Friends:
Celebrate Homecoming 2011, and return to Temple to
show your Owl pride! From Wednesday, October 12 through
Sunday, October 16th, you'll have the opportunity to show
your school spirit and participate in many student and
alumni events, including spirit competetions, a pep rally
and barbeque, Parents and Family Brunch, athletic
competitions and various alumni reunions and gatherings.
And, you won't want to miss this year's Homecoming
football game, when Temple University Alumni Association (TUAA)
hosts the biggest tailgate in the university's history!
For more information visit
www.myowlspace.com/homecoming
For a full listing of upcoming events for alumni
and friends, visit
myowlspace.com/events.
Mar. 1:
Palm Beach: Temple Virtuosi with Eduard Schmieder ‘s
Violin Class
Mar. 2:
The Temple Idea – Clearwater: The Business and History of
America’s Pastime
Mar. 3:
Clearwater – Spring Training: Phillies vs. Yankees on
Opening Day
Mar. 7:
FSBAA: What is Sales Culture and What Results Can Sales
Culture Deliver?
Apr. 20 – 22:
Alumni Weekend 2012
For a full listing of upcoming events for alumni and
friends, visit
myowlspace.com/events.
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At Temple University School of
Podiatric Medicine, we are educating
generations of leaders. Your
support helps give shape to a brighter
future.
More than 80 scholarship and other endowed
funds have been established by individuals at
the School of Podiatric Medicine. Last year,
132 scholarships were awarded to students
thanks to the generosity of alumni and
friends. Your gift -- this year and every year
-- makes it possible for hard-working students
with financial difficulty to continue their
education.
Your
gift can help to support:
The general scholarship fund for talented
podiatry students
A specific scholarship in the area of your
choosing
Any program or center at the school
Support from alumni like you makes the Temple
experience possible for today's students and
future generations. Every
gift, no matter the amount, makes a
tremendous impact.
Make your gift to the School of Podiatric
Medicine today!
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In March, Governor Corbett
proposed a dramatic reduction of more than 50
percent to Temple's annual appropriation. Under
this proposal, the university would lose more
than $90 million in funding from the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. These funds are
critical to Temple's students, faculty, research
programs, employees and healthcare enterprise.
The loss of this commonwealth support would
fundamentally change Temple University.
Since his announcement, thousands of members of
the Temple community have communicated their
support for Temple through countless e-mails,
letters, office visits, and through the media.
As members of the General Assembly continue to
negotiate and craft the budget for the next
fiscal year, we need your voice!
If you have not already done so, please join
the Temple
Advocates Legislative Outreach Network
(TALON) to contact your legislators, and add
your personal experience to our sample letters.
As a graduate of Temple University, you provide
a crucial perspective on the impact of a Temple
education, and the importance of Temple
University to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Thank you for standing with Temple. Please share
this message with your friends, former
classmates, co-workers and family, and encourage
them to advocate for Temple.
Kenneth Lawrence, Jr., CLA '95
Senior Vice President for Government, Community
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Temple
University School of Podiatric Medicine
Web Site Link:
http://podiatry.temple.edu/
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