The Student-run Free Clinic seeks pharmacist volunteers

As part of our commitment to providing accessible health care to those in need, the Student-Run Free Clinic is reaching out to our dedicated community for support. The clinic is looking for pharmacist volunteer preceptors to supervise students as they provide services such as taking vitals, giving vaccines and giving recommendations about patients. The clinic

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Strategic plan: Meet the ‘People’ and ‘Education’ pillar leaders

The People pillar — led by Mary Taylor, M.Tax., CPA, and Amy Lee, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A. — operates under the guiding principle that NEOMED’s faculty, staff, students and alumni are its most valued and essential resources. NEOMED is committed to attracting and retaining a diverse workforce and student body, providing superior student services, and developing

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Recent College of Medicine grant awardees

Congratulations to faculty and staff awarded grants in the 4th quarter of 2023 to January of 2024! Nicole Ammon– The Ohio State University for $23,307 for the project “Ohio Systems

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Katherine Tatar, M.D., FACP, receives Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award

Congratulations to Katherine Tatar, M.D., FACP, who was selected by students in the College of Medicine to be the 2024 faculty recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award.

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Spotlighting NEOMED job openings

Assistant Dean of Curriculum Data and Assessment, College of Medicine Senior Software & Integration Engineer Research Assistant (Shin Lab), Pharmaceutical Sciences Senior Research Assistant (Part-time) (Dr. Patrick Kang), Integrative Medical Sciences Research Scientist (Part-time) (Kasumov Lab), Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Inaugural John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities

Save the date! Saturday, April 6, 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. The Program in Medical Humanities at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine invites you to participate in the inaugural John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities! This is a FREE event for students and faculty from: NEOMED College of Medicine Cleveland Clinic Lerner College

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College Club of Canton offers grant to help women complete their educational journeys

The College Club of Canton is offering a memorial grant for the mature woman who needs one year or less to complete her college degree. This is also available to graduates who need additional requirements for a specific type of employment, and to licensed nurses who need an additional year for a degree. This is

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In the News: Study shows post-COVID rise in pediatric ICU admission for bronchiolitis

Jonathan H. Pelletier, M.D., assistant professor of pediatrics at NEOMED and pediatric intensivist at Akron Children’s Hospital, recently discussed the results of a retrospective cross-sectional study of admissions for bronchiolitis

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Strategic Plan – Meet the ‘Growth’ and ‘Administrative and Academic Support Operations’ pillar leads

The Growth pillar, led by President Langell, explores new opportunities to grow the University through expansion of its reach and areas of expertise that support its mission. New opportunities will drive NEOMED’s mission, enhance the exceptional experience, serve our community and add value to NEOMED’s brand. Leading the Administrative and Academic Support Operations pillar is

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Kailey Christman earns national scholarship

Kailey Christman, a fourth-year student in the College of Medicine, is one of 23 students nationally to be awarded the 2024 Foundation Student Scholarship from the Society of Teachers of

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