Kenneth A. Zaremski

Kenneth A. Zaremski, DO is an Associate Professor at Kansas City University, specializing in Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) and Psychomotor Skills Education. His work focuses on integrating osteopathic manipulation treatment (OMT) into holistic patient care, with an emphasis on biopsychosocial approaches and case-based education.

• Roles: Associate Professor in osteopathic medicine
• Research Themes: OMT efficacy, medical education, tissue recovery protocols

His research explores the impact of OMM on patient attitudes, stress reduction in first responders, and the historical evolution of cryotherapy. He also investigates how pre-simulated patient activities influence osteopathic diagnostic accuracy and treatment delivery.

Recent publications highlight OMT applications in urinary incontinence and first responder mental health. His work on cryotherapy and compression therapies analyzes evidence-based practices for musculoskeletal recovery, though these are noted as poster presentations without specific years.