SummaCare statement

Human Resources would like to share the below statement and information link from SummaCare: Summa Health and SummaCare are in the news. If you have not seen or heard there was an announcement January 17, 2023 regarding a signed, non-binding, letter of intent regarding an acquisition of Summa Health by Health Assurance Transformation Corporation (HATCo). Everything is status

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New Deflection ECHO to launch Feb. 14

The virtual learning community will provide a health-facing response to substance use that engages, deflects and supports strong community partnerships.

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Katherine Tatar, M.D., FACP, is the 2024 faculty recipient of the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine Award

Dr. Tatar will receive the award and present the keynote address at Virtuous Healer Honor Society induction ceremony.

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Call for faculty abstracts for Celebration of Health Professions Education

We look forward to hosting our Spring Celebration of Health Professions Education the afternoon of Monday, April 22. One of the highlights of each event has been the “Education Innovation” presentations by our NEOMED faculty! NEOMED faculty are invited to submit their educational or curricular innovation to share in a 15-minute presentation at the April

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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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Unsung heroes: Debbie Myers

I would like to nominate Debbie Myers, payroll specialist, as an unsung hero of NEOMED. She is always friendly and helpful with timesheets. No matter what sort of problems I have with an employee’s timesheet Debbie is always helpful and is friendly and sincere. I can always count on her to make the payroll process seamless.

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Hallway between Meshel Hall and security to be upgraded

The corridor from Harry Meshel Hall to campus security is getting a makeover! Beginning Jan. 24 with the renovation of the Stockdale Boardroom pantry, improvements to the area will include new carpeting, fresh paint (including special wall art), new lighting, doors and ceilings. In addition to the pantry, other non-occupied areas may be closed during

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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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State of Ohio Adversity and Resilience (SOAR) study

The Psychiatry Department in the College of Medicine is supporting a statewide clinical research study to examine the root causes of mental illness. The State of Ohio Adversity and Resilience (SOAR) Study, led by researchers at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center and College of Medicine, aims to identify the biological, psychological and social

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Maintaining wellness over the winter

A student shares his thoughts on one of the eight dimensions of wellness.

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