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MOVERS AND SHAKERS America’s Most Influential Podiatrists–Part 1 n 2001, PM asked its consulting phabetically from A-K. Part 2 (letters Abbreviations: editors to each select 25 DPMs L-Z) will appear in the June issue. AZPOD=Arizona School of Podiatric whom they thought were the We’ve listed a short curriculum vitae Medicine at Midwestern University most influential. What emerged for each honoree. This is a conden- BUSPM=Barry University School of was a virtual Who’s Who of po- sation of current and past positions, Graduate Medical Sciences Idiatry. This diverse group ranges from publications, and notable achieve- CCPM=California School of Podiatric well-known legends to up-and-coming ments and is based on information Medicine at Samuel Merritt College superstars. They represent a cross-sec- submitted by each podiatrist. We DMU=College of Podiatric Medicine tion of the country and some of the commend those who were selected. and Surgery, Des Moines Universi- 93 brightest lights in the profession. Their hard work and devotion have ty—Osteopathic Medical Center We decided to repeat this process illuminated this profession and they KSCPM=Kent State College of Podi- every five years. This time, we also serve as role models for all of us. atric Medicine (Formerly Ohio Col- asked the readers of PM News, our Abbreviations are used for com- lege of Podiatric Medicine) Internet newsletter, to nominate addi- monly-known colleges of podiatric NYCPM=New York College of Podi- tional podiatrists who might have been medicine and well known organiza- atric Medicine overlooked in the difficult selection tions. For example, APMA=Amer- SCPM=Dr. William M. Scholl Col- process. We have not listed some leg- ican Podiatric Medical Association. lege of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind endary podiatrists because they are no Colleges graduated from are listed Franklin University of Medicine and longer active in the profession. Their by the current college name. For ex- Science legacies, however, will live on eternally ample, graduates of the Pennsylva- TUSPM=Temple University School in the PM Podiatry Hall of Fame. nia College of Podiatric Medicine are of Podiatric Medicine Because of space considerations, listed as TUSPM (Temple University WUSPM=Western University School we’ve listed these deserving DPMs al- School of Podiatric Medicine). of Podiatric Medicine Stephen Albert, DPM n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: • Founded the podiatric residency program at the Surgical Service, Greenwood Village, CO Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Denver, CO. n Podiatry College Graduated from: CCPM, 1975 • Founded the podiatric fellowship program at the Surgical Service, n Major Positions Currently Held: Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Denver, CO. • Consulting Podiatrist (WOC), Surgical Service, • Established and was first chairman of the podiatric section in Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Department of Surgery, University of Colorado Health Sciences Denver, CO. Center, Denver, CO. • Deans Advisory Council for the College of Podiatric Medicine at • First podiatrist to obtain operating room privileges at University Western University of Health Sciences, Pomona, CA Hospital & Children’s Hospital, Denver, CO. n Past Positions Held: • Chief, Podiatric Section, Surgical Service, Department of Veterans n In a Nutshell: Nationally recognized author, educator, and podiatric Affairs Medical Center, Denver, CO. political leader. • Chief, Podiatric Section, Department of Surgery, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, CO. • President of the American College of Foot and Ankle Orthopedics and Medicine • American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Marque Allen, DPM Medicine examination committee member and oral examiner. San Antonio, TX • Board of Directors of the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics n Books or Articles Published: n Podiatry College Graduated from: TUSPM, 1995 • Co-editor Lower Extremity Biomechanics: Theory and Practice Vol.1 n Major Positions Currently Held: Bipedmed Publishing 2013 • Clinical Assistant Professor, Dept. of • Co-editor, Contemporary Pedorthics Elton-Wolf Publishing 2002 Orthopedics, University of Texas Health Science • 8 book chapters Center—San Antonio • 15 articles in peer-reviewed publications. Continued on page 94 www.podiatrym.com APRIL/MAY 2017 | PODIATRY MANAGEMENT MOVERS AND SHAKERS Marque Allen, DPM (continued) Albert Armstrong, DPM Bay Harbor Islands, FL • Clinical Faculty, Dept. of Family Practice System, Christus Santa Rosa Health System n Podiatry College Graduated from: BUSPM, • Expert Analyst in Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Quarterly 2000 • Foot and Ankle Consultant, NBA San Antonio Spurs, WNBA San n Major Positions Currently Held: Antonio Stars, AHL San Antonio Rampage, ASL San Antonio FC • Dean, BUSPM • Foot and Ankle Consultant, University of Texas-San Antonio, • Associate Professor of Radiology University of the Incarnate Word, Trinity University • Secretary, American Society of Podiatric Medicine n Past Positions Held: n Past Positions Held: • President-Texas Podiatric Medical Association • Interim Dean, BUSPM • President, Bexar Country Podiatric Medical Association • Associate Dean of Clinical Education • Chairman, Texas Podiatric Medical Association, CME Committee • Associate Academic Dean • Board of Trustees, Cooper Medical School of Rowan University • Chair, Institutional Review Board, Barry University • President, American Podiatric Medical Students Association • Assistant Academic Dean • Director, American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine n Books or Articles Published: n Books or Articles Published: • Armstrong, A.V. (2010) Radiation Protection and Training Manual for • 9 articles published in various journals. Fixed Length Radiographic Equipment. Published by the Florida Podiatric • 3 Chapters written as senior author Medical Association. n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: • 12 published articles in various publications. • Distinguished Alumni—Rowan University n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: • Commencement Speaker Rowan University • Successful CPME Accreditation Visit 2016 • Graduate of Leadership San Antonio Class XXVIII • Harvard Macy Scholar 2014 • Honorary Commander of the 59th Medical Wing Division-United • Professor of the Year, 2011, 2012, and 2014 States Air Force n In a Nutshell: Nationally recognized author and educator. n In a Nutshell: Nationally recognized author, podiatric political leader and authority on sports medicine. 94 David G. Armstrong, DPM, MD, PhD Jane Andersen, DPM Tucson, Arizona Chapel Hill, NC n Podiatry College Graduated from: CCPM, 1993 n Podiatry College Graduated from: CCPM, 1993 n Major Positions Currently Held: n Major Positions Currently Held: • Professor of Surgery, University of Arizona • Chair, Communications Committee, APMA College of Medicine • Vice President, North Carolina Foot and Ankle • Founder and Director, Southern Arizona Limb Salvage Alliance Society (SALSA) • Member, Resolutions committee APMA • Founder and Co-Chair, International Diabetic Foot Conference • Board Member, North Carolina Podiatry Medical and Surgical PAC (DFCon) n Past Positions Held: n Past Positions Held: • Treasurer, North Carolina Foot & Ankle Society (NCFAS) • Professor of Surgery, Chair of Research and Associate Dean, • Secretary, NCFAS Dr. William M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine at Rosalind • Past President, American Association for Women Podiatrists, Inc. Franklin University of Medicine and Science • Assistant Chief Podiatry, Santa Clara Valley Medical Center • Co-Founder, National Center for Limb Preservation at Lutheran n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: General Hospital Outstanding Student Service Award • First American Elected to Executive Committee, Diabetic Foot Study Group of the European Association for the Study of Diabetes n In a Nutshell: Nationally recognized podiatric political leader and • Editorial Board, International Working Group on the spokesperson. Diabetic Foot • National Board of Directors, American Diabetes Association n Books or Articles Published: • Published over 450 peer-reviewed manuscripts in dozens of scholarly medical journals including JAMA, New England Journal and Charles T. Arena, DPM The Lancet. Waterbury, CT • Co-Editor, the American Diabetes Association’s Clinical Care of the Diabetic Foot, now in its 3rd edition n Podiatry College Graduated from: TUSPM, • More than 75 book chapters in medical and surgical texts 1978 n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: n Major Positions Currently Held: • Inaugural Recipient, Georgetown Award for Diabetic • Maintenance of Certification Committee-ABFAS Limb Salvage • Case Evaluation Committee—ABFAS • Youngest ever recipient, American Diabetes Association’s n Past Positions Held: Roger Pecoraro Award • President—ABPS • First podiatrist awarded the Rosalind Franklin University • Chief of Podiatric Surgery—St. Mary’s Hospital John E. Medoff Award for Excellence in Teaching, Clinical Care • Ad Hoc Committee Vision 2015 Committee—APMA and Research • Ad Hoc Committee CPME 320 Rewrite—CPME • American Podiatric Medical Association John E. • Joint Residency Review Committee—CPME Green Award n Notable Accomplishments and/or Awards: • First U.S. podiatrist named to Royal College of Physicians • John D Walker, DPM Award 2009 Connecticut Podiatrist of the Year and Surgeons, Glasgow • Founding Member, Yale Podiatric Surgical Association • First podiatrist to be named a member of the Society of Vascular • Faculty,
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