Colorectal Screenings with Emily Battle, MD
CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine: Health Matters
Release Date: 02/19/2025
Adult Immunizations Part 2: For Adults 50 Years and Over with Mary Ann Maurer, DO and Pratima Devi Ramkissoon, DO.
CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine: Health Matters
Welcome to the fourth episode of the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine's Health Matters Podcast! On this episode, Mary Ann Maurer, DO, and Pratima Ramkissoon, DO, joins CAMC’s Chief Academic Officer Doug Knutson, MD, to discuss the importance of immunizations and vaccinations in adults 50 years of age and over. Dr. Maurer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the West Virginia University School of Medicine Charleston Campus, and the Associate Program Director for CAMC’s Family Medicine Residency Program. Prior to her current role, she was a Family...
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Adult Immunizations Part 1: Young Adult Vaccinations with Mary Ann Maurer, DO and Pratima Devi Ramkissoon, DO
CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine: Health Matters
Welcome to the third episode of the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine's Health Matters Podcast! On this episode, Mary Ann Maurer, DO, and Pratima Ramkissoon, DO, joins CAMC’s Chief Academic Officer Doug Knutson, MD, to discuss the importance of immunizations and vaccinations in young adults. Dr. Maurer is an Associate Professor in the Department of Family Medicine at the West Virginia University School of Medicine Charleston Campus and the Associate Program Director for CAMC’s Family Medicine Residency Program. Prior to her current role, she was a Family Physician in Clendenin, WV,...
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Women’s Health Screening with Sarah Witsberger, MD and William Artrip, MD
CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine: Health Matters
Welcome to the second episode of the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine's Health Matters Podcast! On this episode, Sara Witsberger, MD, and William Artrip, MD, joins CAMC’s Chief Academic Officer Doug Knutson, MD, to discuss the importance of women’s health screenings. Dr. Witsberger is a West Virginia native and a graduate of West Virginia University Medical School. She completed her residency in obstetrics and gynecology at Wake Forest University before practicing medicine at CAMC Women and Children’s Hospital. Dr. Witsberger currently teaches residents and leads the OBGYN curriculum...
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Colorectal Screenings with Emily Battle, MD
CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine: Health Matters
Welcome to the first episode of the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine's Health Matters Podcast! On our first episode, Gastroenterologist Emily Battle, MD, joins CAMC’s Chief Academic Officer Doug Knutson, MD, to discuss the importance of colorectal screenings. Dr. Battle is a Charleston native and a graduate of George Washington High School. She graduated with honors from the University of Richmond and West Virginia University School of Medicine, completing her internal medicine residency at WVU/CAMC in Charleston and her gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship at the University of...
info_outlineWelcome to the first episode of the CAMC Institute for Academic Medicine's Health Matters Podcast! On our first episode, Gastroenterologist Emily Battle, MD, joins CAMC’s Chief Academic Officer Doug Knutson, MD, to discuss the importance of colorectal screenings. Dr. Battle is a Charleston native and a graduate of George Washington High School. She graduated with honors from the University of Richmond and West Virginia University School of Medicine, completing her internal medicine residency at WVU/CAMC in Charleston and her gastroenterology and hepatology fellowship at the University of Virginia.
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