WVSOM alumni Matt Davis and Tom Takubo talk after the West Virginia Executive magazine’s Health Care Hall of Fame event at the University of Charleston.
President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., headed the representatives of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Washington, D.C., at the West Virginia State Society's welcome of the state's 119th Congressional Delegation.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., headed the representatives of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Washington, D.C., at the West Virginia State Society's welcome of the state's 119th Congressional Delegation.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., headed the representatives of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Washington, D.C., at the West Virginia State Society's welcome of the state's 119th Congressional Delegation.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
President James W. Nemitz, Ph.D., headed the representatives of the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine in Washington, D.C., at the West Virginia State Society's welcome of the state's 119th Congressional Delegation.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
The group heard from Senator Shelley Moore Capito, Congresswoman Carol Miller and Congressman Riley Moore. Senator Jim Justice was in committee but had chief of staff Brian Abraham at the event. Attendees were able to talk with the West Virginia Congressional Delegate and members of their staffs. WVSOM representatives Mike Fulton and Don Smith also attended the event.
WVSS President Jason Bragg and Executive Director Jillian Kinder hosted an outstanding evening.
WVSOM also joined with American Association of Colleges of Osteopathic Medicine representatives Julie Crockett and Luca Cellucci for visits to the offices of all four members of delegate to discuss policy and issues impacting osteopathic medicine, WVSOM and medical education.
The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine (WVSOM) Alumni Association acknowledged a Charleston physician for his dedication to the medical school and his career commitment to osteopathic medicine.
Andy Tanner, D.O., a WVSOM Class of 1999 graduate, was named the Distinguished Alumni of the Year. Tanner, a native of Vienna, W.Va., has been the director of the Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) Family Medicine Residency Program since 2007.
The award was announced by Ryan Newell, D.O., vice president of the WVSOM Alumni Association, during the association’s annual Mid-Winter Osteopathic Seminar in Charleston, W.Va.
Andy Tanner, D.O., a WVSOM Class of 1999 graduate, was named the Distinguished Alumni of the Year. Tanner, a native of Vienna, W.Va., has been the director of the Charleston Area Medical Center (CAMC) Family Medicine Residency Program since 2007.
The award was announced by Ryan Newell, D.O., vice president of the WVSOM Alumni Association, during the association’s annual Mid-Winter Osteopathic Seminar in Charleston, W.Va.
WVSOM was proud to serve as a sponsor when the West Virginia Press Association (WVPA) held its annual Legislative Lookahead on Feb. 7 at the Culture Center in Charleston. The event brought members of print, broadcast and digital journalism together to hear from the state’s legislative leaders, statewide elected officials and more on their plans and goals for the upcoming legislative session, which will begin on Feb. 12. It was a chance for WVSOM President James W. Nemitz to talk with media representatives such as Scot Refsland, publisher of the West Virginia Daily News and a WV Press board member.
WVSOM was proud to serve as a sponsor when the West Virginia Press Association (WVPA) held its annual Legislative Lookahead on Feb. 7 at the Culture Center in Charleston. The event brought members of print, broadcast and digital journalism together to hear from the state’s legislative leaders, statewide elected officials and more on their plans and goals for the upcoming legislative session, which will begin on Feb. 12. It was also a chance for WVSOM attendees such as Dovenia Ponnoth, Ph.D., associate dean for research and sponsored programs, to talk with legislators, state officials and other educational leaders such as Fred King, Professor and Vice President for Research at WVU.
WVSOM was proud to serve as a sponsor when the West Virginia Press Association (WVPA) held its annual Legislative Lookahead on Feb. 7 at the Culture Center in Charleston. The event brought members of print, broadcast and digital journalism together to hear from the state’s legislative leaders, statewide elected officials and more on their plans and goals for the upcoming legislative session, which will begin on Feb. 12. It was a chance for WVSOM President James W. Nemitz to talk with legislators and state officials such as Attorney General J.B. McCuskey.