GET TO KNOW OUR “HOMEGROWN” PHYSICIANS...Naomi Matthews, MD Dan Mosel, MD Melissa Mosel, MD...
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GET TO KNOW OUR “HOMEGROWN” PHYSICIANS 13 RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP LOCATIONS: Aurora Health Care Program Akron General Medical Center Creighton University Medical Center Iowa Lutheran Hospital Kansas University School of Medicine Medical College of South Carolina Medical College of Wisconsin Phoenix Integrated Surgical Residency Temple University Hospital University of Florida University of Oklahoma Health Science Center University of Nebraska Medical Center Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia Great Plains Health physicians come from all over to care for our communities — and we appreciate each one of them. This year, we want to highlight the doctors who grew up in Nebraska and chose to come back home to practice medicine in the North Platte region. HOMEGROWN DOCTORS These Great Plains Health physicians are graduates of Nebraska high schools: Kent Allison, MD Michael Bianco, MD Jeffrey Brittan, MD Raymond Carlson,DO Jason Citta, MD Evan Correll, MD Clark Diffendaffer, MD Wendy Gosnell, MD David Hatch, MD Steven Hinze, DDS Todd Jensen, MD Emily Jones, MD Benjamin Klug, DO Ladd Lake, MD Kristin Lake, MD Leland Lamberty, MD Stephanie Marcy, DO Naomi Matthews, MD Dan Mosel, MD Melissa Mosel, MD Shawn Murdock, MD Timothy O'Holleran, MD Michael Simonson, MD Douglas States, MD Paul Travis, MD Jacob Wiesen, MD We surveyed our homegrown doctors and here’s what the participants had to say. MEDICAL SCHOOLS Univ. of Nebraska College of Medicine 65% Creighton Univ. School of Medicine 15% Other* 20% * Includes Indiana Univ. School of Medicine and Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, among others Think it’s a great place to raise children 81% WHAT DOCTORS LIKE THE MOST ABOUT LIVING & WORKING IN THE NORTH PLATTE REGION: Like being near family and friends 75% Prefer living away from the “big city” 43% Love that skiing is close by 6.5% OUR DOCTORS ARE PARENTS. Of those surveyed: 25% have TWO CHILDREN 25% 25% have FOUR CHILDREN 25% 37.5% have THREE CHILDREN 37.5% 12.5% have 1 CHILD WITH ANOTHER ON THE WAY 12.5% 100% ARE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA CORNHUSKER FANS (0% are fans of Ohio State University) Most agree that the opportunity to work at Great Plains Health and be part of a welcoming community are reasons to love this area. Among those surveyed: 1 has both a cat and a rabbit, and 1 claimed their two small children have some animal tendencies. 31% Family Medicine 12% General Surgery 12% Radiology Other Specialties * 45% * Anesthesiology • Dermatology • Emergency Medicine • Internal Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • Orthopaedics Pediatrics • Rheumatology 28% of Great Plains Health doctors are GRADUATES OF A NEBRASKA HIGH SCHOOL MEN 77% 23% WOMEN WHAT ABOUT PETS? THEY ALSO SERVE: The North Platte Children’s Museum West Central District Health Department 100 Women Who Care THESE PHYSICIANS ARE ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITY. 62% volunteer with their CHURCH 31% are involved in SCHOOL & YOUTH MENTORING Nebraskaland Days Cody Calvary Bridge of Hope Great Plains Health Care Foundation 62.5% HAVE DOGS 25% have no pets In a city you mostly see strangers. It is a brief adjustment to take care of family and lifelong friends, but there isn't anything I can think of that is more rewarding.
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GET TO KNOW OUR “HOMEGROWN” PHYSICIANS
13 RESIDENCY AND FELLOWSHIP
LOCATIONS:Aurora Health Care Program
Akron General Medical Center
Creighton University Medical Center
Iowa Lutheran Hospital
Kansas University School of Medicine
Medical College of South Carolina
Medical College of Wisconsin
Phoenix Integrated Surgical Residency
Temple University Hospital
University of Florida
University of Oklahoma Health Science Center
University of Nebraska Medical Center
Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia
Great Plains Health physicians come from all over to care for our communities — and we appreciate each one of them. This year, we want to highlight the doctors who grew up in Nebraska and chose to come back home to practice medicine in the North Platte region.
HOMEGROWN DOCTORSThese Great Plains Health physicians are graduates of Nebraska high schools:
Kent Allison, MD
Michael Bianco, MD
Jeffrey Brittan, MD
Raymond Carlson,DO
Jason Citta, MD
Evan Correll, MD
Clark Diffendaffer, MD
Wendy Gosnell, MD
David Hatch, MD
Steven Hinze, DDS
Todd Jensen, MD
Emily Jones, MD
Benjamin Klug, DO
Ladd Lake, MD
Kristin Lake, MD
Leland Lamberty, MD
Stephanie Marcy, DO
Naomi Matthews, MD
Dan Mosel, MD
Melissa Mosel, MD
Shawn Murdock, MD
Timothy O'Holleran, MD
Michael Simonson, MD
Douglas States, MD
Paul Travis, MD
Jacob Wiesen, MD
We surveyed our homegrown doctors and here’s what the participants had to say.
MEDICALSCHOOLS
Univ. ofNebraskaCollege ofMedicine
65%
CreightonUniv.
School ofMedicine
15%
Other*20%
* Includes Indiana Univ. School of Medicine and Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences, among others
Think it’s a great place to raise children
81%
WHAT DOCTORS LIKE THE MOST ABOUT
LIVING & WORKING IN THE NORTH
PLATTE REGION:
Like being near family and friends
75%
Prefer living away from the “big city”
43%
Love that skiing is close by
6.5%
OUR DOCTORS ARE PARENTS.Of those surveyed:
25% haveTWO
CHILDREN
25%
25% haveFOUR
CHILDREN
25%
37.5% haveTHREE
CHILDREN
37.5%
12.5% have1 CHILD WITH ANOTHER
ON THE WAY
12.5%
100%ARE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA CORNHUSKER FANS(0% are fans of Ohio State University)
Most agree that the opportunity to work at Great Plains Health and be part of a welcoming community are reasons
to love this area.Among those surveyed:
1 has both a cat and a rabbit, and 1 claimed their two small children have some animal tendencies.
31%Family Medicine
12%General Surgery
12%Radiology
Other Specialties*45%* Anesthesiology • Dermatology • Emergency Medicine • Internal Medicine Obstetrics & Gynecology • Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery • Orthopaedics Pediatrics • Rheumatology
28%of Great Plains Health doctors areGRADUATES OF A NEBRASKA HIGH SCHOOL
MEN77% 23%
WOMEN
WHAT ABOUT PETS?
THEY ALSO SERVE:The North Platte Children’s Museum
West Central District Health Department
100 Women Who Care
THESE PHYSICIANS ARE ACTIVE IN THE COMMUNITY.
62%volunteerwith theirCHURCH
31%are involved in
SCHOOL & YOUTH MENTORING
Nebraskaland Days
Cody Calvary
Bridge of Hope
Great Plains Health Care Foundation
62.5%HAVE DOGS
25%have no pets
In a city you mostly see strangers. It is a brief adjustment to take care of family and lifelong friends, but there isn't
anything I can think of that is more rewarding.
