CSO providers and staff celebrated the holidays at The Palm in downtown Denver last Saturday night during the Parade of Lights. A magician entertained guests before sitting down to a delicious dinner, after which physicians recognized the staff for their years of service. Congratulations to Karrie Hurt for 20 years of service; Debbie Lucero for…
The Center for Spine and Orthopedics welcomes new physician assistant/surgical fellow, Kate Weisenborn. Kate graduated from Denver University with a bachelor’s degree in biology/cell physiology and a double minor in physics with an emphasis on medical physics and in chemistry. Previously, Kate studied in New Zealand for eight months.
Rocky Vista medical student Cecilia Nguyen began a rotation with CSO December 5, and will remain with the practice through December 23. Born and raised in Colorado, Cecilia attended Lakewood High School. Prior to medical school, she worked in a cardiovascular and pulmonary research lab as well as a FISH lab at the Cancer Center.…
Carol Ellis has trained horses, taught barrel racing clinics and competed in barrel racing for more than 40 years. As a self–employed business owner, she works hard, teaching from March through October. She also competes three to four weekends a month from February through November. Now, at age 69, she’s still not ready to quit…
The Center for Spine and Orthopedics (CSO) welcomes University of Kansas medical student Alex Roussos. Originally from Chicago, Alex is a third-year medical student who will complete a spine and orthopedic rotation at CSO from November 28 through December 23. Previously, Alex earned a Master’s Degree in physiology from the University of Michigan and a…
All of us at Center For Spine and Orthopedics want to wish both our patients and our community a wealth of reasons to celebrate gratitude during the Thanksgiving holiday. During this season of Thanksgiving, we recognize our good fortune in serving a community that is nationally recognized for its commitment to good health and a…