Governor Appoints Dr. Guerra to Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force

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Governor Greg Abbott has appointed John Guerra, D.O.  to the Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force for terms set to expire at the pleasure of the Governor. The Task Force coordinates implementation of the state’s plan for prevention, early screening, diagnosis, and management of chronic kidney disease and educates health care professionals. Image source Guerra Facebook. for illustration purposes
Governor Greg Abbott has appointed John Guerra, D.O.  to the Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force for terms set to expire at the pleasure of the Governor. The Task Force coordinates implementation of the state’s plan for prevention, early screening, diagnosis, and management of chronic kidney disease and educates health care professionals. Image source Guerra Facebook. for illustration purposes

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AUSTIN, Texas – Governor Greg Abbott has appointed John Guerra, D.O.  to the Chronic Kidney Disease Task Force for terms set to expire at the pleasure of the Governor. The Task Force coordinates implementation of the state’s plan for prevention, early screening, diagnosis, and management of chronic kidney disease and educates health care professionals.

John Guerra, D.O. of Mission is a board-certified obstetrician gynecologist with a private practice. He is the medical director of the McAllen Pregnancy Center, a member of the Catholic Medical Association, and a eucharistic minister at St. Paul’s Catholic Church. Additionally, he is a former member of the American College of Osteopathic Obstetricians and Gynecologists. Guerra received a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Pan American University and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from North Texas State University.

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