Lee Vermeulen, B.S.Pharm., of AACP is next VITALS speaker

Lee Vermeulen, B.S.Pharm., M.S., FCCP, FFIP, CEO of the American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy, will share “Current Challenges and Future Opportunities in Pharmacy Education” on the next VITALS | Visionary Health Leadership in Action at noon Thursday, Sept. 5, in Watanakunakorn Auditorium and via Zoom. VITALS is NEOMED’s health leadership series in collaboration with

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Mandatory training on fraud, waste and abuse

All NEOMED employees are required to complete the training from the Auditor of State by Oct. 1.

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Upcoming Pod Closure

Please make note that The POD will be closed to retail traffic on Wednesday, August 14. The staff will be working hard in store trying to catch up on orders and restocking of inventory. Please be considerate of their task work and do not interrupt. No sales will be processed this day. The POD will

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Dental dean discusses workforce issues with statewide news outlet

A recent article from the Ohio Newsroom spotlighted the shortage of dentists in the state. The piece noted that rural and economically disadvantaged regions are especially hard hit, with fewer than 10 dentists serving many of Ohio’s Appalachian counties. Frank Beck, D.D.S., FAAHD, interim dean of the Bitonte College of Dentistry, shared his insights on

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Tip from the Writing Center: Importance of commas

Brian said, “You must know how to use commas to be successful at NEOMED.” He went on to explain, “The comma is the most used punctuation mark in the English language, eclipsing the period by a few hundred, daily.” He will spare no expense to teach medical, pharmacy and graduate students the importance of the

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Student strengthens surgical skills through University Hospital research experience

Humza Akbar is a second-year College of Medicine student from Cleveland, Ohio. He completed a summer research experience at University Hospitals. Can you describe your summer experience? My summer research was primarily wet lab work. I had the unique opportunity to develop my surgical skills under a microscope for dissections in animal models. This emersion

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Student interest group recognized as a Program of Excellence

The NEOMED Family Medicine Interest Group was honored by the American Academy of Family Physicians at the group’s national conference.

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Pharmacy student featured on ASHP podcast

Second-year pharmacy student Kerstan Glista shared her personal experiences and insights on resilience and well-being in a recent podcast from the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists.

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Student awarded Shirley Ryan AbilityLab externship

Second-year medicine student Dean Esmail completed a summer research experience in physical medicine and rehabilitation.

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Jeffrey Mellot, Ph.D., recognized as M1 Teacher of the Year

Congratulations to Jeffrey Mellott, Ph.D., associate professor of Anatomy and Neurobiology, for being named the College of Medicine’s 2023-24 M1 Teacher of the Year. The Class of 2027 honored Dr. Mellott during M2 orientation on Monday, July 29, in the Watanakunakorn Auditorium. Class of 2027 College of Medicine Student Curriculum Council representatives Kaitlyn Malek and

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