The gastroenterologists, who are all also board-certified in internal medicine, previously worked in private practice at an Oklahoma City-based digestive diseases clinic, according to the report.
Read the news report about Drs. Zuerker, Serbousek, Kakish, Kindley and Prabhu.
Read other coverage about physicians on the move:
– 3D Artificial Human Intestine May Improve Gastrointestinal Research
– Baylor Health, Eureka Form Alliance for Colorectal Cancer Research
– Study: Bovine Colostrum Reduces Gut Permeability From Heavy Exercise in Athletes
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