Faculty from across NEOMED’s colleges will present during the Celebration of Health Professions Education Monday, April 17. The event, hosted by the Colleges of Graduate Studies, Medicine and Pharmacy and the Office of Faculty Enrichment and Engagement, in collaboration with the Bitonte College of Dentistry, will be held in-person beginning at 12:15 p.m. in Watanakunakorn
Read More about More Speakers Announced for ‘Celebration of Health Professions’Alumnus Gary Pinta, M.D. (’94), shares his “passion for primary care” in the latest issue of Ignite magazine.
Read More about The Pricelessness of Primary CarePlease join the Division of Research for this month’s Open Ideas Exchange meeting at 11 a.m. Wednesday, April. 12 via Zoom. The focus will be on NEOMED process for issuing subaward and consulting agreement from extramural funds. After the presentation we will open the floor for questions on pre- and post-award sponsored programs management. Join
Read More about April Open Ideas ExchangeFourth-year medicine student Negin Khosravi shares her reflections on presenting testimony to the Ohio House.
Read More about Student Advocacy: Improving Access to Biomarker Testing— Submitted by Kim Stormer, [email protected]
Read More about Webinar: Detecting & Avoiding Bank & Device ScamsChair for pediatric research at Akron Children’s Hospital will share his insights on April 6 in Watanakunakorn Auditorium.
Read More about Michael Forbes, M.D., on the next VITALSRegistration is now open for the summer 2023 Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt training sessions! All NEOMED faculty, staff and students are eligible to certify in a globally recognized process improvement methodology that provides skills and tools to be more effective and efficient in your work. Join the community of over 300 NEOMED faculty, students,
Read More about Registration Open for Summer 2023 Yellow BeltRetired vice admiral and 38th surgeon general of the U.S. Navy becomes the University’s first-ever provost.
Read More about NEOMED appoints Forrest Faison as provostFourth-year College of Medicine student Kelly Kimball recently went to Columbus to advocate for #LeadFreeOhio on behalf of the Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and Northeast Ohio (AMCNO). Kimball completed a yearlong term as member of the inaugural group of AMCNO’s “Future Leaders Council,” where she worked on the advocacy and policy chapter. This year,
Read More about Student Heads to State Capitol for Advocacy DayNEOMED students earned three of the top six honors for their poster presentations at the March 24 event.
Read More about An Award-Winning Innovation Day
