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To: JohnHuang2
Curtiss says Wausau Clinic Program Director Kevin O'Connell and Family Medicine Department Chairperson John Frey repeatedly refused to give him an explanation for the termination.


Kevin J O'Connell, M.D.
Title: Associate Professor (CHS)
EMail: koconnel@wausau.fammed.wisc.edu
Phone: (715)675-3391

Professional Interests
AIDS, OB and Women´s health issues.

General Information
Dr. O'Connell is program director of the Wausau program. He was one of the program's original residents and has had an important role in developing the residency. His areas of interest include AIDS research, treatment, and education, obstetrics, and women's health issues.

AIDS, OB, Women´s health

3 posted on 06/14/2002 3:47:53 AM PDT by Drango
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To: Drango
I urge all FReepers to email this scumbag
Do it now!
7 posted on 06/14/2002 3:56:53 AM PDT by watcher1
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To: Drango
Curtiss says Wausau Clinic Program Director Kevin O'Connell and Family Medicine Department Chairperson John Frey repeatedly refused to give him an explanation for the termination.

John J Frey, M.D.
Title: Professor
EMail: jfrey@fammed.wisc.edu
Phone: (608)265-4505

Professional Interests
Research is in health services, physician careers, and oral history. Teaching students in first and second year courses, mentoring students during clinical years, medical humanities, literature and medicine.
12 posted on 06/14/2002 4:11:02 AM PDT by Drango
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To: Drango
And, from the look of his "areas of interest" he is no doubt gay. But, that would be expected at UW.
22 posted on 06/14/2002 5:55:06 AM PDT by astounded
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