NEOvations Bench to Bedside recently welcomed Project Medtech to campus for an engaging event titled Fundraising 101 and Healthcare Economics. The session brought together students, faculty, staff, alumni and partners to explore key considerations in translating medical innovation from concept to commercialization. Project Medtech is a leading organization in the Northeast Ohio medical innovation space,
Read More about What does it take to bring medical innovation to market?Call for Proposals: Deadline Extended to January 18! The John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical Humanities is an opportunity for Ohio medical students, faculty and others who are engaged in health humanities to gather, network, share their work and enhance their skills. Generously funded by a grant from the John P. Murphy Foundation, this symposium
Read More about Deadline Approaching: John P. Murphy Symposium in Medical HumanitiesJoshua C. Harris was first author on a systematic review of the postoperative use of temporary peripheral nerve stimulation.
Read More about Fourth-year medical student publishes in Anesthesiology Research and Practice journalNEOMED is preparing to launch the first quarterly update cycle for the 2030 Creating Transformational Leaders Strategic Plan, marking an important milestone in our institution-wide commitment to continuous improvement and transparent progress reporting. Beginning Friday, Jan. 16, all action plan owners will be asked to submit updates through Envisio, the University’s strategic plan management platform.
Read More about First Strategic Plan Update Cycle Opens January 16Effective on or after January 25, 2026, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will implement the Common Forms. A high-level summary of NIH-specific updates follows: General information NIH will require the use of Science Experts Network Curriculum Vitae (SciENcv) to complete Common Forms (i.e., Biographical Sketch, Current and Pending (Other) Support) and the NIH Biographical Sketch
Read More about NIH adopts Commons Forms for biosketch and other supportStill need to get your annual flu shot? Want to make sure you’re protected from respiratory diseases for holiday get-togethers? Before break, conveniently schedule your flu, COVID, pneumonia and more vaccines with NEOvations Pharmacy Services here on campus for you and your family! We have appointments available through 3:20 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 23. Walk-ins
Read More about Stay well this holiday!Faculty and staff—this one’s for you! Join us for a 3- month virtual book discussion series featuring Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins. Together, we’ll explore strategies for boundaries, empowerment and personal growth—plus set one actionable goal each month. Details Who: NEOMED Faculty & Staff When: Thursdays, noon to 1 p.m. (Jan. 15, Feb. 19,
Read More about Virtual book discussion seriesIn support of the advancement of the 2030 Strategic Plan, NEOMED leadership has awarded Strategic Initiative Funding (SIF) to support A Systematic Approach to Improving Health Professions Student Performance on Multiple-Choice Question Examinations, a proposal submitted by Dr. Amy Wilson-Delfosse, Dr. Jennifer Hillyer, Dr. Seth Brownlee, Craig Theissen, and Dr. Kristin Victoroff. The proposal aims to enhance student readiness for high-stakes assessments
Read More about NEOMED Awards Strategic Initiative Funding to Strengthen Student Success on Multiple-Choice ExaminationsDear M3 and M4 Students: Each year, NEOMED students have an opportunity to select a clinical faculty member (M.D. or D.O.) as the recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award presented by The Arnold P. Gold Foundation. The purpose of this award is to recognize the value of humanism in the delivery of
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