Anita L. Manne, DC, DACBR graduated from Logan College of Chiropractic in 1981. Then she pursued advanced training in radiology at both Logan College and Los Angeles College of Chiropractic. She became board certified in 1985, the same year she accepted the position of Assistant Professor at Northwestern. Dr. Manne started Northwestern’s Radiological Consultation Service in 1986. Currently a ranking full professor, she continues to teach and provide radiology consultations. Dr. Manne lives in Southwest Minneapolis with her husband of 22 years, Jim Nicholas, and their two children, Emily (20) and James (15).
E-mail: amanne@nwhealth.edu
Renée M. DeVries, BS, DC, DACBR graduated from Northwestern College of Chiropractic as a doctor of chiropractic with a bachelor’s degree in human biology in 1985. She completed a residency in diagnostic imaging at Northwestern in 1996 and received her diplomate from the American Chiropractic Board of Radiology. Dr. DeVries is as an associate professor and a consulting radiologist for Northwestern. She is currently pursuing a master’s degree at the in education policy and administration at the University of Minnesota.
Jeffrey A. Rich, DC, DACBR received his doctor of chiropractic degree from Northwestern College of Chiropractic and then completed a three-year full time imaging residency. After passing the board-certification examinations, he accepted a position as an Assistant Professor in the Clinical Sciences Department at Northwestern. While at Northwestern, he lectured extensively for the imaging department and continuing education department, provided imaging consultation for the campus-based film interpretation service, and treated patients in the University Health Service. In 1999, he was honored as Northwestern’s Teacher-of-the-Year. In 2003, Dr. Rich accepted a position at the National University of Health Sciences as the director of the Department of Diagnostic Imaging. He was also faculty director for the Imaging Residency Program and director of the National MRI Center. Dr. Rich re-joined the faculty of Northwestern in September 2005. He enjoys his time lecturing and spending time "in the dark" interpreting
imaging studies. In his free time, he spends time with his wife and five
children and serving in the local church.
