Carlo Guadagno, DC, DACBSP®, ICSC, FICC, a National University of Health Sciences’ Florida faculty member, was recently in Santiago, Chile for the 19th edition of the Pan American Games, serving the elite athletes of Team USA as a volunteer chiropractor with the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee (USOPC) medical staff.
When Douglas Valdez, LMHCA, MA, MSOM, MBA, ’18, first started as an acupuncture student at National University of Health Sciences (NUHS), he had no idea he would one day become a mental health counselor. It wasn’t until Valdez started working as an intern at National University’s Whole Health Center that he decided to combine the two fields.
In the bustling corridors of National University of Health Sciences’ Lombard campus and Florida site, 2023 had proved to be another busy year filled with new opportunities and collective achievement. From new research discoveries to tales of student triumphs, the university has plenty to celebrate as the year comes to a close.
The National University of Health Sciences community gathered at the Illinois campus Friday to celebrate the culmination of dedication, hard work, and unwavering determination of over 60 new graduates.
As part of a Px (Pediatric Experience) Club event, students heard directly from Diana Husk, DC, who operates Cumming Family Chiropractic in Cumming, Georgia, which specializes in pediatric medicine along with pregnancy and post-partum care.
Jennifer Green, ND, DC, chief clinician of naturopathic medicine at National University’s Whole Health Center-Lombard, recently shared some of the ways the clinic is successfully treating Long COVID in The Nursing Voice, the official publication of the Illinois Nurses Foundation and the American Nurses Association – Illinois.
National University of Health Sciences (NUHS) celebrated the Thanksgiving holiday with the long-standing tradition of Turkey Bowl on Nov. 17.
Four members of faculty and staff were recently honored with President’s Awards for their hard work and service to National University of Health Sciences at ceremonies in Illinois and Florida.
National University of Health Sciences’ alum Richard Olff, DC, recently presented Daniel Driscoll, DC, Dean of Institutional Compliance, with a Quilt of Valor. Dr. Olff’s sister, Kathleen Kirby, made the quilt, paying tribute to Dr. Driscoll’s service during the Vietnam War in the 1st Battalion, 9th Marines also known as “The Walking Dead.”
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