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Bicycle planning icon Mia Birk is leaving Alta Planning after 16 year . . . Mia Birk’s ‘joyride’ as a leader in the bicycle planning field is taking a major turn Alta Planning + Design, the firm Birk joined in 1999 after a stint as the City of Portland’s bicycle coordinator, announced today that she is leaving at the end of this year
Dr. Bruce J. Birk, M. D. | Portland Mohel Dr Bruce J Birk, M D is a Board Certified Pediatrician and Certified Reform Mohel in Portland, Oregon He is available to perform the Berit Mila ceremony, commonly known as a Bris, in Portland and surrounding areas Dr Birk is a Mohel religiously trained and certified by the Berit Mila Board of Reform Judaism
Interview With Mia Birk, Founding Donor of the IBPI Active . . . Mia Birk, the founding donor, is an independent consultant with 27 years of experience in helping to make cities more bicycle and pedestrian friendly She served as the City of Portland's bicycle coordinator from 1993 to 1999, then as President and CEO of Alta Planning + Design until 2016
Dr. Bruce Birk, MD - Pediatrician in Portland, OR | Healthgrades Dr Bruce Birk, MD is a pediatrician in Portland, OR and has over 25 years of experience in the medical field He graduated from University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in 1996 He is affiliated with medical facilities Legacy Emanuel Medical Center and Legacy Good Samaritan Medical Center
Mia Birk: Transportation Reformer, Bicycle Advocate Birk’s abilities will be tested to the maximum this summer when Alta launches the largest bike-sharing system in the country, in New York City Beginning with 10,000 bikes and 600 stations in Manhattan and Brooklyn, the program will expand to all five boroughs over the next five years