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Logan University Health Centers Help Keep Lifelong Violinist in Tune

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This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026. When Judy Lindquist first visited Logan University’s Montgomery Health Center on campus more than a decade ago, she was seeking relief from neck pain that had built up over years of teaching and performing music. Today, she feels like she is a part of one big family. “I’ve been coming to the Montgomery Health Center for years because it’s effective and affordable and everyone truly cares,” Judy said. “They listen and make you feel comfortable and cared for every time you walk in.” Music is an integral part of

Chiropractic Residency Emphasizes Care, Collaboration and Quality

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This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026. Multidisciplinary care at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s (MCW) SpineCare clinic is delivered by a skilled and collaborative team of physicians and healthcare professionals, including chiropractors, neurological and orthopedic surgeons, rehabilitation specialists, physical therapists and more. The SpineCare clinic started in the mid-1990s with one chiropractor and now employs five full-time chiropractors and one full-time chiropractic resident, three of whom are Logan University graduates: Jeffrey King, DC (’11), MS (’12); Jordan Gliedt, DC (’11); and Mara Alayón Rullán, DC (’25). “When I joined the SpineCare team in 2014,

From Flight Paramedic to Industry Innovator: How Logan’s Ed.D. Program Shaped Eric Bauer’s Leadership Journey

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This story was originally published in The Tower – Volume 1, 2026.  For more than three decades, Eric Bauer, Ed.D. (’25), MBA, FP-C, CCP-C, WP-C, C-NPT, FAASTN has worked in emergency medical services, with more than 20 years in air medical and critical care transport. His career has seamlessly blended clinical operations, education and leadership across flight programs and national organizations. Today, he leads FlightBridgeED, a company he founded to elevate education, standards and outcomes across the flight paramedicine and critical care transport industries. The idea for FlightBridgeED began with a simple observation. “There was a gap between the level

Symposium 2026: Know Before You Go

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Logan University’s Symposium 2026 will be here before you know it! Taking place on Friday, May 1, and Saturday, May 2, on Logan’s campus, this year’s Symposium is an opportunity for healthcare professionals to come together, learn from one another and reignite their passion for the work they do. Make the most of your weekend with the tips below. Continuing Education Credit This year’s event offers up to 20 hours of continuing education (CE): 18 in-person and two online. The online CE courses can be taken up to six months following Symposium 2026. Additionally, 10 courses have been approved by

From the Field to the Future of Education: Bruce Hoffman’s Ed.D. Journey at Logan University

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For Bruce Hoffman, MSN, education has never been about collecting degrees. It has always been about impact. A nurse, paramedic and educator, Bruce is set to graduate from Logan University’s Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) in Health Professions Education program in summer 2026. His journey to Logan was shaped by years of clinical practice, classroom teaching and a deep belief that education should transform both the student and the profession. Bruce’s path into healthcare began shortly after high school when he became an emergency medical technician (EMT). A year later he began his nursing degree while continuing his EMT work in

A Human Biology Degree with Real-World Impact

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Barry Gardner spends his days working in dermatology as a biologic coordinator, helping patients access advanced medications. In the evenings, he logs into virtual classes at Logan University to study chemistry, cellular biology and molecular processes—gaining a deeper understand of the science behind the treatments he discusses at work. “It feels like a true symbiosis between school and my professional life,” he said. “When I’m learning about cellular mechanisms, I’m understanding the biologics I help patients access every day.” Balancing a full-time career while earning a Bachelor of Science in Human Biology degree hasn’t been easy, but his long-term goal