Breaking barriers in medicine: A journey of persistence and impact

One of the first black graduates of NEOMED, Yvonne Patterson, M.D. (‘83) reflects on her remarkable journey, sharing insights into the challenges she faced and her impact in the medical community

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Read the Department of Family and Community Medicine’s FY23 annual report

The Department of Family and Community Medicine’s FY23 annual report has been published. We have highlighted our successes and salute our faculty, residents and medical students for their contributions. We look forward to building on our educational partnerships, further improving how we care for patients, strengthening our research program and expanding our community health efforts. View the

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Alumni Association Awards celebrate seven individuals

Four alumni, two distinguished professors, and longtime supporter will be honored.

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Healthcare Transformation IDEATOR returns

Second-annual innovation ideation competition focuses on the theme of determinants of health.

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Celebrate Lunar New Year: ‘The Year of the Dragon’

Happy New Year! The Asian Pacific-American Medical Student Association invites you to join us to celebrate Lunar New Year! We will hold a celebration in the atrium outside of Watanakunakorn Auditorium from 4:30 – 6 p.m. on Monday, Feb.19. Join APAMSA and the NEOMED community in celebrating the Year of the Dragon. There will be

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Black History Month: An appreciation of Bayard Rustin

“History is not the past. It is the present.” — James Baldwin The Black/Latinx Employee Resource Group honors Black History every month and wants to highlight significant individuals who have been instrumental in advancing equity and justice in the Black community but have received little recognition. We recognize the importance of acknowledging our shared history,

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NEOMED spotted in Norway

In January, the Office of Alumni Relations shipped NEOMED winter hats to some of their most engaged volunteers and board members as a part of a “Hats Off” appreciation campaign. As though demonstrating that NEOMED never leaves volunteers out in the cold, this photo arrived in the office all the way from Norway. Thank you

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Pilot elective will prepare students for surgery residency

A pilot four-week elective has been designed for fourth-year medicine students who are pursuing residency in general surgery or a surgical subspecialty. M4 Transition to Surgery Residency Elective with Surgery Anatomy will be held March 24-April 18, 2025. The goal of this elective is to prepare future surgeons for their roles as surgical interns in

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Crystal Mackall, M.D. (’84), is next VITALS speaker

NEOMED alumna and founding director of Stanford Center for Cancer Cell Therapy will share her insights on March 7 program.

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OPCSMH webinar: Eating disorders & body positivity on campus

Be sure to register for the OPCSMH February 2024 webinar: Eating Disorders & Body Positivity on Campus, occurring on Thursday, 2/29 at 12pm EST! Join us during National Eating Disorder Awareness Week to learn how eating disorders can present on college campuses! This webinar will help attendees identify different eating disorders and how they can

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