Dr. Steven Reeves Accepts Preceptor of the Year Award
Greater Regional Health is proud to congratulate Steven Reeves, MD, FACP for his recent award recognized by Des Moines University (DMU).
Steven Reeves, MD, FACP accepts the Des Moines University Masters of Science in Physicians Assistant Studies Preceptor of the Year Award.
Dr. Reeves has been accepting students since 2010.
Dr. Reeves plays an important role in the Greater Regional Adult Medicine Clinic and an equally important role in the development of future healthcare professionals, through his preceptorship.
Please join us to recognize Dr. Reeves and his accomplishments on Wednesday, September 4th at 12pm in the DV Richardson conference room. A short program will begin at 12pm with a social to follow. Light refreshments will be provided.
Meet Dr. Reeves
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