Wiseman honored by state association

AUSTIN - Dr. Rodney Wiseman, a Whitehouse family physician, has been honored by his peers for his 23 years of service in the House of Delegates of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association.

An honorary certificate was presented March 31 during the 62nd annual meeting of the TOMA House of Delegates, held at the Marriott Austin North in Round Rock.

In his 23 years of service in the House of Delegates, the primary governance body of TOMA, Dr. Wiseman has actively participated in the discussion and debate of policy and administrative resolutions considered by that body. These resolutions determine the advocacy by the association for the betterment of quality health care, access to medical care, and the safety of the public seeking osteopathic medical services for citizens across the State of Texas. His participation has helped determine the direction of the Texas Osteopathic Medical Association and its advocacy for the health care of all Texans.

Dr. Wiseman earned his D.O. degree in 1978 from the Texas College of Osteopathic Medi- cine in Fort Worth. Certified in family practice, Dr. Wiseman has maintained a family practice in Whitehouse since 1981 and is active in the community. He was honored in 2004 as Citizen of the Year.

Dr. Wiseman was TOMA president from 1999-2000, has chaired and served as a member of numerous association committees, and is chair of the TOMA delegation to the American Osteopathic Association's House of Delegates. Dr. Wiseman is also an active member and past president of his divisional society, TOMA District 3.

He is the current parliamentarian and a past president of the Texas Society of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians (Texas ACOFP); a Fellow of the American College of Osteopathic Family Physicians and speaker of its House of Delegates; and a member of the Texas Medical Board District Review Committee.