Clinical Medical Education

Nicholas Camposeo

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Nicholas Camposeo, DO, FACEP

Associate Dean for Clinical Medical Education

camposeo@dyu.edu

712 Main Street

Biography

Dr. Camposeo is a board-certified emergency medicine physician at Erie County Medical Center and a proud Buffalo native. He completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Buffalo before earning his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree at Nova Southeastern University in Florida.

Returning to his roots, Dr. Camposeo completed his emergency medicine residency at the University of Buffalo, where he later served as an Assistant Clinical Professor and Assistant Program Director for the emergency medicine residency program.

Passionate about advancing medical education, Dr. Camposeo has a special interest in medical simulation and takes pride in supporting learners facing challenges. His dedication to fostering growth and excellence in education makes him a valuable asset to the medical community.

Education & Training

Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine, Nova Southeastern College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2014
Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Sciences Minor: Pharmacology and Toxicology, State University of New York at Buffalo 2009

Research Interests

I have focused my research efforts on strategies for understanding and helping struggling learners and advancing clinical education.

College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Medical Education

Richard Ruh

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Richard Ruh, MD, MBA

Chief of Family Medicine

ruhr@dyc.edu

712 Main Street

Biography

Dr. Ruh, a proud Western New Yorker, brings a rich legacy of medical service and education to D’Youville University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. A graduate of Canisius High School, he earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from Amherst College before completing his medical degree at the University at Buffalo School of Medicine. Following a residency in Family Medicine, where he served as Chief Resident, Dr. Ruh joined his father’s private practice in 1993, dedicating over three decades to patient care and community service.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Ruh has played a pivotal role in shaping the future of medicine. As a Clinical Faculty Member at the University at Buffalo, he has educated pre-medical, medical, allied health, and resident students, while contributing to health system leadership, clinical program development, research, and administration. His unwavering commitment to education and community health underscores his impact as both a clinician and mentor, inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals.

Education & Training

Doctor of Medicine (M.D.), SUNY Buffalo-School of Medicine (1990)
Board Certification in Family Practice, SUNY Buffalo-School of Medicine (1993)
Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.), St. Bonaventure University (2010)
Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A.), Amherst College (1985)

College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Medical Education

David Khatib

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David Khatib, DO

Assistant Professor of Family Medicine
Medical Simulation

khatibd@dyc.edu

Health Professions HUB - 2nd Floor

Biography

Dr. David Khatib grew up in Western New York before spending time training in Syracuse, Philadelphia, and Chicago where he completed his undergraduate medical education. He returned home to Buffalo where he completed his residency training in Family Medicine and Osteopathic Manipulative Therapy. Since completing his residency, Dr. Khatib has spent time practicing in both inpatient and outpatient medicine as a primary care provider, hospitalist, and regenerative medicine physician. In his free time Dr. Khatib enjoys spending time with his family, playing with his dogs, and golfing. He is also a proud supporter of the Buffalo Bills, and like most Buffalonians believes failure is only an opportunity to improve, because success is just a season away. Go Bills!

Education & Training

Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine
Midwestern University Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine, 2019
Certificate of Residency
Osteopathic Family Medicine, University at Buffalo Sisters of Charity Hospital, 2019
Board Certification
Family Medicine, American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians, 2019
Board Certification
Osteopathic Manipulative Treatment, American Osteopathic Board of Family Physicians, 2019
Interdepartmental Medical Science Certificate
Drexel University, 2014
Bachelor of Science, Biology
Syracuse University, 2013

Awards & Honors

Sound Physicians Emerging Leaders Program (2024)
Jacobs School of Medicine Gold Humanism Honor Society (2022)
Jacobs School of Medicine Educator Excellence Program (2022)
Sisters of Charity Hospital Family Medicine Teaching Resident Award (2022)
University at Buffalo Sisters of Charity Hospital Family Medicine Chief Resident (2021)

College of Osteopathic Medicine

Clinical Medical Education

Pui Man Paul Low

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Pui Man Paul Low erin.sullivan

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Pui Man Paul Low, MD, MBA, MHCM, MMAS, FACP, FCCP, CPH

Chair of Specialty Medicine
Professor of Specialty Medicine

630-418-7017

lowp@dyc.edu

712 Main Street

Biography

Dr. Low skipped senior year in college and graduated with a BS summa cum laude in Physics from the City College of New York. After graduating in Medicine from the Upstate Medical University, SUNY, he completed 2 years of medical residency at Wayne State University. He skipped the third year of residency to become one of the youngest Parker B. Francis Pulmonary Research Fellows at Stony Brook University Renaissance School of Medicine and the first Chief Medical Resident at the Stony Brook University Hospital. Subsequently, Dr. Low served in various leadership and academic positions in both private and public sectors, including the position of Chief Medical Officer and Chief Ethics Officer of the VA Great Lakes Health Care System, overseeing 7 VA medical centers in the states of Michigan, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Dr. Low was also active in community service, serving on the Board of the Dalits Solidarity and as President and Chief Investment Officer of the US-China Foundation for Medical Science and Technology. Dr. Low has been continually improving himself professionally and academically, earning 5 board certifications in Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Diseases, Critical Care Medicine, Geriatric Medicine, Hospice, and Palliative Medicine. To further hone his skills in healthcare finance, operation, and management, Dr. Low earned an MBA degree in Finance and a Certificate of International Business from Seton Hall University, an MMAS degree in Operation Art & Science from the School of Advanced Military Studies at the US Army Command and General Staff College, and an MHCM degree in Health Care Management from Harvard University. He also studied for 4 years in the Ph.D. program in Finance at Rutgers University. Later, he retired as Professor of Medicine from the University of Mississippi and President of the Deo Gracias Consulting Group. He has special interests in spirituality in healthcare, healthcare ethics, healthcare management, and mentoring future virtuous servant-leaders. Clinical focus is on pulmonary medicine and spirituality in medicine.

Education & Certifications

EDUCATION:

MMAS, Operation Art & Science, School of Advanced Military Studies of US Army Command & General Staff College at Ft. Leavenworth, KS, 2015
Certificate in Spirituality in Healthcare Research, Duke University, 2006
MHCM, Health Care Management, Harvard School of Public Health, 2004
Certificate in Executive Leadership, VA Central Office, 2002
Certificate in Health Care Leadership, VA Central Office, 2001
MBA, Finance, Seton Hall University, 1995
Certificate in International Business, Seton Hall University, 1995
Chief Medical Residency, Internal Medicine, Health Sciences Center, SUNY at Stony Brook, 1981
Parker B Francis Pulmonary Research Fellowship, Pulmonary Medicine, Health Sciences Center, SUNY at Stony Brook, 1980
Residency, Internal Medicine, Wayne State University, 1980
MD, Medicine, Upstate Medical University, SUNY, 1976
BS summa cum laude, Physics, City College of New York, 1972

CERTIFICATIONS:

2021 Certificate of Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor
2012 Diplomate of American Board of Hospice and Palliative Medicine
2011 VHA Certified Mentor at the Fellow level
2008 Diplomate of National Board of Public Health Examiners
1998 Diplomate of American Board of Managed Care Medicine
1987 & 1997 Diplomate of American Board of Critical Care Medicine
1996 Diplomate of American Board of Forensic Examiners
1995 Diplomate of American Board of Forensic Medicine
1994 & 2005 Diplomate of American Board of Geriatrics
1994 Diplomate of American Board of Medical Management
1982 Diplomate of American Board of Pulmonary Diseases
1980 Diplomate of American Board of Internal Medicine

Research Interests

Spirituality in Medicine
Dementia
Sleep Medicine
Neuromuscular Medicine
Pulmonary and Geriatric Medicine

Awards & Honors

2021 Certificate of Appreciation for Selfless Service and Stellar Performance
2017 Certificate of Appreciation, Providing Exceptional Experience to Veterans by exhibiting: Integrity, Commitment, Advocacy, Respect, and Excellence in Care and Service
2014 Certificate of Appreciation, Mentoring the 2013 Class of the Leadership Development Institute
2014 Service Award, 30 Years of Dedicated Service
2011 Certificate of Appreciation, HRMS-Teamwork in Quality (TIQ)
2009 Knight of Columbus, fourth degree
2007 VA Special Contribution Award, VA New Jersey Health Care System
1999 “Doctor Who Goes the Extra Mile” Award, Medical Economics Magazine
1999 Certificate of Appreciation, New Jersey Health Care System
1997 VA Administrator Commendation, Northport, N.Y.
1996 Certificate of Appreciation, VA New Jersey Health Care System
1996 Fellow, American College of Physicians
1996 Eucharistic Minister
1995 Employee-of-the-Year Award, New Jersey Health Care System
1995 Employee-of-the-Month Award, New Jersey Health Care System
1995 Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society
1986 Honored by medical residents as a great teacher at the graduation dinner in '86
1982 Fellow, American College of Chest Physicians
1976 Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society
1969 Horton Memorial Award

Publications

Low PMP, Luk CK, Dulfano MJ. Ciliary Beat Frequency of Human Respiratory Tract By Different Sampling Techniques. Am Rev Respir Dis 1984: 130: 497-8.
Low PMP. A Modified Mathematical Model of the Cilia for Pharyngeal Epithelium of the Frog. Journal of Biomechanics 1984; 17(10):815.
Low PMP, Dulfano MJ, Luk CK, Finch PJ. Effect of N-acetylcysteine on the Ciliar Beat Frequency of Human Bronchial Explants. Annals of Allergy 1985; 54:273-5.
Nichols L, Wagner B, Low PMP, Earl-Salotti. The Use of Aminophylline Infusionin Promoting Early Extubation of Mechanically Ventilated Patients. Crit Care Med 1996; 24 #2 (Suppl.): A65.
Low D, Low PMP. Can An Omnipotent God Create An Object That He Cannot Lift?Anniversary Journal of St. Paul’s College; 1998.
Low PMP. Standing on the Shoulders of VHA Giants…VA Leader Stories; 2004.

Clinical Medical Education

College of Osteopathic Medicine