He currently serves as the department’s associate chair. He also directed the university’s Acute Pain and Regional Anesthesia fellowship program.
Dr. Arndt earned his medical degree and completed his residency at the university’s school of medicine.
Dr. Martin stepped away from the role to focus on scholarly, educational and clinical pursuits. He spoke highly of Dr. Arndt, saying, “Dr. Arndt will be an outstanding interim chair, as he possesses a diverse excellent administrative and clinical skill set.”
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