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Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
(OMM)
Lisa DeStefano, D.O., Chairperson
Clinic:
A 235 Clinical Center
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1313
Clinic Phone: 517-432-6144/Fax: 517-432-6150
Academic Office:
A 439 East Fee Hall
East Lansing, Michigan 48824-1316
Academic Office Phone: 517-353-9110/Fax: 517-353-0789
Faculty & Staff
Clinical
Services
Residency
AOA
Approved Internships and Residencies
Mission Statement
What is OMM?
Research
Related Links
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Faculty
Lisa
DeStefano, D.O., Chairperson
Peter J. Blakemore,
D.O., Assistant Professor
Jonathan Bruner,
D.O., Assistant Professor
Vincent Cipolla,
D.O., Assistant Professor
Timothy Francisco,
D.O., Assistant Professor
Jennifer
Gilmore, D.O., Assistant Professor
William
Golden, D.O., Assistant Professor
Sherman
Gorbis, D.O., F.A.A.O., Associate Professor
Mark Gugel,
D.O., Associate Professor
Roger Haut, Ph.D.,
Distinguished Professor
Jacob Rowan,
D.O., Assistant Professor
Faculty
South East Campus, Detroit
Lynn Beals-Becker, D.O.
Terri A. Steppe, D.O.
Faculty
South East Campus, Macomb
Lori Dillard, D.O.
Adam Feinstein, D.O.
Teri Hammer, D.O.
Barbara Zajdel, D.O.
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Residents
Mathew A. Zatkin, D.O.
PGY 2
Richard J. Geshel, D. O.
PGY 3
Michael T. Kolinski, D. O.
PGY 3
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Academic Office Staff
Cheryl Neuhardt,
Administrative Assistant/S
Michele Benton,
Office Assistant
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Mission Statement
The mission of the Department of Osteopathic
Manipulative Medicine is to provide excellence and innovation
in the education of osteopathic physicians. By providing an educational
environment that is committed to osteopathic philosophy, principles
and practice, we will establish our leadership in the transformation
of osteopathic medical education. We maintain our commitment
to address the health care needs of the people of Michigan, and,
through research, to contribute to the biological, behavioral
and clinical science knowledge base fundamental to osteopathic
medical education and practice.
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Residency Program
Residency Training MSUCOM and the Statewide
Campus System offer a Residency Program in Neuromusculoskeletal
Medicine & Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine. The documents
below offer a full description of the program, as well as basic
standards for residency training as approved by the AOA. Click
on the links to read or download the information.
Program Decription
(DOC)
Standards
For Training (PDF)
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Research
Orthopaedic Biomechanics
Laboratories
Cervical Spine
Research Program
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Related Links
American
Academy of Osteopathy
American
Osteopathic Association
Cranial
Academy
Undergraduate
American Academy of Osteopathy (U.A.A.O.)
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MSUCOM Student OMM Clinic
MSUCOM Student OMM
Clinic Web Site
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What is Osteopathic Manipulative
Medicine?
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine is a unique
form of medical care that focuses upon the musculoskeletal system.
The goal of osteopathic manipulative treatment (OMT) is to restore
maximal pain-free movement by increasing motion in restricted
areas of musculoskeletal function. Sports medicine is a natural
outgrowth of osteopathic medicine because of its focus upon the
musculoskeletal system, diet, exercise and fitness. |
