Life After Medicine Fall/Winter 2023 By Jon R. Kattenhorn ’74 Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Is there really truly “life after medicine?” I’m sure if you asked many of your “retired” friends, you would get a variety of answers. I am sure there is no incorrect answer. Whatever we do to enjoy ourselves after…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Nan Wang ’83, medical director for cardiothoracic surgery at San Antonio Community Hospital in Upland, California, has formed a non-profit organization, Hearts 4 Mission International (H4MI), in association with Adventist-laymen’s Services and Industries (ASI). One of the organization’s goals is to take a visiting team to perform open…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Cyril G. Hartman ’61 and wife, Charlotte, met at Pacific Union College and married in 1958 during medical school. They served 16 years at mission hospitals in Nigeria, Ghana, and Monument Valley, Utah. Then, for the sake of their five children’s education, they chose to live in Ceres,…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Ernest S. Zane ’56 and his wife, Dorothy, are featured in the Netflix series: “Live to 100: Secrets of the Blue Zones.” In recent years the Zanes were featured in numerous news stories, articles, and videos highlighting people who live an active lifestyle into their 90s and beyond. “We…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL The Alumni Association began welcoming students to use the Wilfred J. Snodgrass ’38 Conference Room as a study space in September. Students can reserve group or individual times and hot drinks are on hand if needed.
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Carolyn Wieder has been a valued Alumni Association employee since 1983. During her tenure at the Alumni Association, she has been vital to the success of the Annual Postgraduate Convention (APC) as the event manager. Since 1987, she has also been the staff liaison to the student affairs…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Reprinted with permission from the School of Medicine Report. Dexter M. Frederick ’97 is the new associate dean for diversity, equity, and inclusion. Dr. Frederick plays a key role in developing and implementing diversity and inclusivity initiatives that align with the Loma Linda University School of Medicine’s (LLUSM)…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Reprinted with permission from the School of Medicine Report. The Loma Linda School of Medicine (LLUSM) has a long history of providing physicians with high-quality continuing medical education activities and has been accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) since 1970. Accreditation in the ACCME…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Reprinted with permission from the School of Medicine Report. Andrew Chang ’90 is the new division chief of gastroenterology and hepatology. Dr. Chang has over 27 years of experience in gastroenterology and hepatology and served as chief of gastroenterology at Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital since 2003. He is…
Published in the fall/winter 2023 ALUMNI JOURNAL Reprinted with permission from the School of Medicine Report. September is Women in Medicine Month, an American Medical Association (AMA) annual celebration of the accomplishments and contributions of women physicians. Loma Linda University School of Medicine hosted a networking breakfast for its faculty women physicians and residents as…