Temple University School of Podiatric Medicine - Achilles Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine AMMAN T UMIKU. I)I'M no . ui». ••■vii wUiu TO THE CIA88 07 19»J Congretuletlone on your graduation. To each of you, X know thlo ovont signals a cooptation, the culnlnatlon of your four yaaro at PC7K. nut now. aora than avar, graduation with the professional dograo la aaraly the first of nany continuing steps in your caroor. A profession like our requires you to coasit yourself to life long learning: through residencies, preceptorahips, continuing education progress, the litoraturo, and professional dialogue with your colleagues, Catlefactlon with doing things tho saao way they have always been done is a formula for nediocrlty. He have an obligation to our patients, our profession and ourselves, to constantly strive to improve our knowledge and techniques. On your greduation day you will take a eoloan oath to care for your patiente in an ethical and coneclentious Banner. In nany wayo, you have yet to underatand the true ooanlng of tho oath you will bo taxing. Tho patients that you bavo aeon end taken cere of during your yoara at PCS’ hava always been eonoona also's patients. In your residency, you will slso not have the full responsibility Tor the patients you work with. As you bogln practice, however, the weight of that responsibility will quickly fall upon you. Vou will be faced with nany ethical decisions. Tho Banner in which you resolvo these indues oust aiweys be predicated upon doing what la best for th pationt. Tho rewards of this profession aro nany, but the cost laportant ones ere the satisfaction you will rocolvo fron heollng another person, and the lasting relationships that you will develop with your patients end colleagues. Congratulations and welcoae to our profession. Fraternally, f — EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA 19107-2496 • 215-429-0300 b

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ft fentofli for Educator' P vO- Iktfaits PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PODIATRIC MEDICINE Dear CTau of 1993: The long awaited day U fi.-ulty here. Soon you will receive your diplomas and leave PCl’M lo begin (he neat phase of your training. Now you will have Ihc opportunity to use thr information and knowledge that you lave gained during the pul four year . I think you will find that teaming it a continuous process. To provide your patients with Ihc beat possible care you will want to keep up with the la sl information and technical advances. Some of you may even add to the knowledge bate by getting involved in rctcarch project! t.'ul will liclp to advar.ee Ike profession Even though you are aiuxhii to leave PCPM, remember that you will alwayt be a member of the College community. We rdy on the feedbagk from alumni to help ut plan for the fututc and make adjustments in the curriculum so that we con continue to train the bctl podialric physicians I would like to thank tlvose of you who helped your fellow students by participating in the tutoring program. I would alto like to thank those who worked as teaching assistants in the Anatomy laboratories I hope you will continue lo sene your profession by wisely participating m live various professional orgaoirations, Congratulations and good luck to each and every one of you. Sincerely. • j cAtCC I? ■ Marilyn R. fenton. Ph.D. Cluinrun. Biomedical Sciences Deart for Educational Affairs MRIVbg rtw tOCt .AS»rr vverntm EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA. PA l«JI07-2a9r • 21W-29-0300

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Pennsylvania College of Podiatric Medicine IVllUAM I MARTIN, Dm HW UavKIl A 1 MM.Al I un »» To The Class of 1995: Congratulations to all of you on the successful conpletlon or our academe and Clinical prograa. you should all fool a groat deal of self satisfaction with graduation. Tho years of training at PCPM have given each one of you a foundation of knowledge which all of you oust build upon. As you onter into your professional career, you will continuo to learn oach day froa your practice. Tho future of the profession is now your responsibility, p.onesber that your continued success will also enable the profession to grow. It has been a ploaauro to watch all of you develop Into a skilled Doctor of Podiatric Kodlcine, and 1 vclcoao all of you into the profession. Congratulations and best wishes for continued success in the future. Sincerely. willian J. Martin, D.P.M. Doan for Clinical Services and Medical Director EIGHTH AT RACE STREET • PHILADELPHIA, PA 19107.2 96 • 21V629OJ0O 7