Education record
Medical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri[1]
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I imagine serving a smaller town in a rural or semi-rural area of Wisconsin or the Great Lakes region, practicing full-scope family medicine with balance and including teaching.
Reviewed sources document Education record: Medical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri.
Explore education and trainingMedical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri[1]
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Biographical context: I imagine serving a smaller town in a rural or semi-rural area of Wisconsin or the Great Lakes region, practicing full-scope family medicine with balance and including teaching.
Noah Pulsifer, D.O. Hometown: Milwaukee, WisconsinMedical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri Favorite movie: Genuinely too many favorites to choose from, but among them are The Death of Stalin, Fight Club, and The Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended editions, of course).Interests: Quality time with my wife, son, and our two dogs is paramount. I love all things outdoors, especially hunting, camping, and hiking. I try to stay physically active with weight training, rucking, and yoga. Last, but not least, I enjoy following my beloved Green Bay Packers. Why Mayo? Growing up just a few hours drive from Rochester, I learned early on that the Mayo Clinic was a special place. I have multiple family members who have sought out the expertise that the Clinic provides, so the idea of a world-class residency training experience is what initially drew me in. Ultimately, however, my decision came down to three aspects: the values alignment, the people in the program, and the Rochester community. Ideal practice: My ideal practice is one where I develop meaningful, longitudinal relationships with my patients, their families, and our shared community. I imagine serving a smaller town in a rural or semi-rural area of Wisconsin or the Great Lakes region, practicing full-scope family medicine with balance and including teaching.
Degree: D.O.
Noah Pulsifer, D.O. Hometown: Milwaukee, WisconsinMedical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri Favorite movie: Genuinely too many favorites to choose from, but among them are The Death of Stalin, Fight Club, and The Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended editions, of course).Interests: Quality time with my wife, son, and our two dogs is paramount. I love all things outdoors, especially hunting, camping, and hiking. I try to stay physically active with weight training, rucking, and yoga. Last, but not least, I enjoy following my beloved Green Bay Packers. Why Mayo? Growing up just a few hours drive from Rochester, I learned early on that the Mayo Clinic was a special place. I have multiple family members who have sought out the expertise that the Clinic provides, so the idea of a world-class residency training experience is what initially drew me in. Ultimately, however, my decision came down to three aspects: the values alignment, the people in the program, and the Rochester community. Ideal practice: My ideal practice is one where I develop meaningful, longitudinal relationships with my patients, their families, and our shared community. I imagine serving a smaller town in a rural or semi-rural area of Wisconsin or the Great Lakes region, practicing full-scope family medicine with balance and including teaching.
Education record: Medical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri
Noah Pulsifer, D.O. Hometown: Milwaukee, WisconsinMedical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri
Identity: Noah Pulsifer, D.O.
Noah Pulsifer, D.O. Hometown: Milwaukee, WisconsinMedical school: A.T. Still University – Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine; Kirksville, Missouri Favorite movie: Genuinely too many favorites to choose from, but among them are The Death of Stalin, Fight Club, and The Lord of the Rings trilogy (extended editions, of course).Interests: Quality time with my wife, son, and our two dogs is paramount. I love all things outdoors, especially hunting, camping, and hiking. I try to stay physically active with weight training, rucking, and yoga. Last, but not least, I enjoy following my beloved Green Bay Packers. Why Mayo? Growing up just a few hours drive from Rochester, I learned early on that the Mayo Clinic was a special place. I have multiple family members who have sought out the expertise that the Clinic provides, so the idea of a world-class residency training experience is what initially drew me in. Ultimately, however, my decision came down to three aspects: the values alignment, the people in the program, and the Rochester community. Ideal practice: My ideal practice is one where I develop meaningful, longitudinal relationships with my patients, their families, and our shared community. I imagine serving a smaller town in a rural or semi-rural area of Wisconsin or the Great Lakes region, practicing full-scope family medicine with balance and including teaching.