08-17-2009, 09:18 AM
We are pleased to announce that Dr. Mary Ruebush will be hosting a sample Step 1 Lecture at our New Jersey Penn Station Kaplan Center.
Thursday, August 27th at 6:30PM.
Dr. Ruebush is a world renowned physician, author, and teacher. She has been teaching immunology, infectious disease, and pathology in medical schools since 1979. Dr. Ruebush began teaching USMLE prep courses in 1994 and has served on the Kaplan Advisory Board since 1996. She also served as the Faculty Development coordinator for Kaplan from 1996 “ 2001. Dr. Ruebush™s current affiliations are Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, & Idaho (WWAMI) Rural Health Research Center and Medical School as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Medical Science.
This event is FREE but space is LIMITED. To sign up or to find out additional information contact Nicholas Valentino via email at Nicholas.Valentino@kaplan.com
Never seen Dr. Ruebush in action? Check her out on CBS News as she discusses her book, œWhy Dirt Is Good. Dr. Ruebush says that a lack of germs and over-washing may be linked to the formation of severe illnesses such as diabetes and multiple sclerosis in children. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4766390n
Thursday, August 27th at 6:30PM.
Dr. Ruebush is a world renowned physician, author, and teacher. She has been teaching immunology, infectious disease, and pathology in medical schools since 1979. Dr. Ruebush began teaching USMLE prep courses in 1994 and has served on the Kaplan Advisory Board since 1996. She also served as the Faculty Development coordinator for Kaplan from 1996 “ 2001. Dr. Ruebush™s current affiliations are Washington, Wyoming, Alaska, Montana, & Idaho (WWAMI) Rural Health Research Center and Medical School as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Medical Science.
This event is FREE but space is LIMITED. To sign up or to find out additional information contact Nicholas Valentino via email at Nicholas.Valentino@kaplan.com
Never seen Dr. Ruebush in action? Check her out on CBS News as she discusses her book, œWhy Dirt Is Good. Dr. Ruebush says that a lack of germs and over-washing may be linked to the formation of severe illnesses such as diabetes and multiple sclerosis in children. http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=4766390n