DO - Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine

1988
Robert A. Cain, D.O., was named director of medical education
at Grandview Hospital in Dayton, Ohio.
Vicky Leo, D.O., is chair of the American Osteopathic
Board of Internal Medicine for the 2006-2007 term.
Gwendolyn E. Niebler, D.O., accepted the position of
vice president of medical affairs at Shire Pharmaceuticals in
Wayne, Pa.
Michael Reeder, D.O., received the 2006 Teacher of the
Year Award from St. Mary’s Family Practice Program in
Grand Junction, Colo.
Jill Vosler, D.O., published her first novel,
Legal Larceny, a fictional depiction of the
malpractice travails that shape the practice of
modern medicine. Inspired by a lawsuit leveled
at a fellow physician, Vosler decided to take a
closer look at “…our overly litigious climate”
and the way it changes the practice of medicine.
A family practitioner for over 17 years, Vosler practices
in the same building where two of her three brothers also
practice. Along with maintaining a busy practice, she serves as
the Eaton High School team physician and also sits on the
Preble county Mental Health and Recovery Board. And she
recently became president of the Eaton Little League. How
does she have time to write? “It’s tricky,” Vosler says. “But
I’m quite good a making a few hours count.” Her next book
will target the medical insurance industry.
1990
Franklin Demint, D.O., was certified by the AOA/
AOBNMM in Neuromusculoskeletal Medicine and Osteopathic
Manipulative Medicine. He is also board certified in Family
Medicine by the AOBFP and credentialed in pain management
by the AAPM.
1992
Macy (Artis) Fox, D.O., started a solo ob/gyn practice
in Snoqualmie, Wash., after relocating to the area with her
husband and children.
Roy Harris, D.O., received the Community Preceptor
All-Star Award, selected by Ohio State University medical
students. He is married to Mary “Beth” Harman, and they
reside in Bucyrus, Ohio, with their two children.
Tracy Marx, D.O., completed a Primary Care Faculty
Development Fellowship with an emphasis on research
methodology at Michigan State University.
1994
David D. Powell, D.O., has established a solo oncology
practice, Cancer Care of West Central Ohio, in Lima, Ohio.
John C. Sarantopoulos, D.O., and his wife Christina G.
Sarantopoulos, D.P.M, announce the birth of a daughter, Kyra,
born May 9, 2006.
Charles E. Steiner, D.O., gave a lecture on somatic
dysfunction and osteopathy at the Tennessee Academy of
Physicians Assistants CME conference Oct. 10, 2006.
Timothy Wagner, D.O., and Joanne Nohra were married
in July 2006. He was given command of Cc. 235 BSB (Med)
in August, and was deployed to Iraq for the second time in
December 2006.
John J. Wilson, D.O., completed an Interventional
Physiatry/Spine Fellowship at Orthopedic Specialists of the
Carolinas in Winston-Salem, N.C. He opened a new practice,
Piedmont Spine Specialists, PA, in Raleigh, N.C., with John G.
Bentley, M.D. (B.S., ’93), and also serves as an instructor for
the North American Spine Society spinal injection course.
1996
Susan Schrimpf Davis, D.O., completed a fellowship in
geriatric medicine at the University of Cincinnati College of
Medicine. She is also an assistant professor of family medicine
at the college. She and husband, Craig M. Davis, Ph.D., have
a 2-year-old son, Vincent.
Deborah Gallo, D.O., and John Burlock Jr. were marred
Aug. 5, 2006.
Joseph M. Fabry, D.O., is practicing general and vascular
surgery at the Santa Cruz Medical Clinic, a 150-physican,
multi-specialty group in Santa Cruz, Calif.
Michelle Kantor Herring, D.O., and husband, Jefferson
Herring, M.D., have a son, Jacob, born Jan. 14, 2005.
Miguel Krishnan, D.O., is an assistant professor of pediatric
otolaryngology at the University of Southern California, Keck
School of Medicine. He and wife, Norma Marie Salmhofer,
welcome their third daughter, Sara, to the family.
Wayne J. Myles, D.O., is an assistant professor of family
medicine at OU-COM. He started a “practice within a
practice” for people between 13 and 25 called TeenMed. He
recently gave a presentation for the Ohio University Center for
International Business Education and Development to business
leaders and physicians from Brazil on how to start and run
a successful family medicine practice in the U.S.
Vernon Reynolds, D.O., and wife, Julie, announce the
birth of a daughter, Lainey, Oct. 10, 2005.
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