With his strong background in treating orthopedic conditions and seeing musculoskeletal issues, Dr. James Inkyu Lee is helping to educate and treat people who share his passion for climbing.
Dr. Daniel T. Hall IV has maximized his profession in podiatry, quickly rising to leadership in hospital committees and surgery, and is now teaching the next generation of podiatrists how to thrive in their profession.
Dr. Eris Tollkuci mentors Angelina Raimonde, COP ’20, and illuminates the importance of mentor/mentee relationships in enhancing their wellbeing, strengthening healthcare professions, and improving care.
Micah Foster is striving to improve health outcomes and diversify health care as executive director of the Grand Rapid African American Health Institute.
RFU physical therapy alumnus Jim Buskirk is determined to assess and treat concussions, and has developed treatments to show the differences in mechanisms and injuries.
Army Colonel Paige E. Waterman is leading efforts to curb rising drug-resistant bacteria which has limited treatment options for 2 million Americans per year, according to the CDC.
Dr. Lowell S. Weil Jr., a leader in podiatric medicine, is also a true reflection of the excellence of Scholl College with a passion that has earned him the Honor Medallion and Alumnus of the Year awards.
Dr. Amanda L. Graham is taking on the e-cigarette epidemic as senior vice president of the Innovations Center at Truth Initiative in Washington, DC—the largest nonprofit health organization in the United States dedicated to tobacco control.
Dr. Stephanie Wu, professor in the Department of Podiatric Surgery and Applied Biomechanics, teaches students how to take into account the patient perspective when learning about diabetic wounds.
Chicago Medical School Alumni Dr. David Feinberg and Dr. Andrea Feinberg are improving health outcomes for people with diabetes by instituting the Fresh Food Farmacy in hopes to tackle widespread food insecurity.
Dr. Sidharth Mahapatra applies academic discovery processes to clinical problems with compassionate creativity, all under the mentorship of the late Dr. Kenneth Neet.
Dr. Kwan Kew Lai serves people in developing countries through medical missions, and expands on her experience of service and solidarity during the most widespread Ebola outbreak in history.
Jennifer So, a student at Dr. William M. Scholl, is looking to more effectively share and secure patient data and records through blockchain technology.
The Interprofessional Community Clinic is creating change by using a holistic approach to train future health professionals and provide healthcare to the underserved.
RFU alumna Dr. Lisa Monteggia, director of the Vanderbilt Brain Institute, is discovering more effective therapeutics to develop safer, fast-acting antidepressants.
An Interprofessional team of RFU students implement IP strategies and hypothetical treatment plans to improve and support the health of their patients in a safe and controlled environment.
Dr. David Kulber, one of the nation’s leading plastic surgeons, performs nerve-racking operations with the help, collaboration and expertise of his surgical team.
Dr. James Fullwood, a 2010 graduate of Dr. William M. School College of Podiatric Medicine, practices community-based health care in a rural area and advocates for rural practice through the use of interprofessionalism.
Raúl Gazmuri received this grant for his research project titled “Sustained V1A Receptor Activation for Prolonged Hemodynamic Support and Neurological Protection After Non-Compressible Hemorrhage and Traumatic Brain Injury.”
Dr. Amol Saxena, a 1988 graduate of Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, empathizes with athletes and in some cases saves their careers through his surgical expertise.
Dr. Lowell Weil, Jr., a 1994 graduate of Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine, is the CEO of the Weil Foot and Ankle Institute and encourages challenging the accepted norms to create innovation.
Podiatric medicine offers Dr. Laura Shin the professional flexibility to build a strong family life while she continues to care for patients and improve patient care.