Over the past two years, NEOMED has offered Lean Six Sigma training to our community, and 265 people have committed to completing the yellow belt training. Join this transformative community of leaders and sign up for a Lean Six Sigma training today! For the first time, a newly developed curriculum has been designed for faculty
Read More about Lean Six Sigma Training – Stay Tuned!Dear Faculty and Staff: Wow! It is hard to believe that we are already starting to welcome students back to campus. With the first half of 2022 already behind us, I want to take a moment to thank you for your hard work, excellence and support of everything we do. And as we continue to
Read More about A Tradition Continues! NEOMED to Reduce Operations Dec. 19 to Jan. 2There was a buzz in the air in the atrium outside of the Watanakunakorn Auditorium as first-year medicine students gathered to wait for the start of the White Coat Ceremony. Students excitedly chatted as they got to know one another after just a few days on campus. In a little over an hour, they would
Read More about First-year Medicine Students Welcomed to NEOMED at White Coat CeremonyThe Center for Student Wellness and Counseling Services staff will be unavailable on Tuesday, July 26 starting at 10 a.m. for an all-day retreat off campus. We will return at 8 a.m. the following day. For non-urgent questions or scheduling matters, please email [email protected] and we will respond at our return. If you are a
Read More about Counseling Center Off Site Today; Here Are Alternatives If You Need HelpSandra Panovich from the NEOMED BeST Center conquered the Cleveland Terrain Race. The Terrain Race is a 3-mile obstacle course that takes advantage of the natural landscape of mud, hills, rocks and water, and adds ropes, monkey bars, walls, tires and more. The race benefits the Ronald McDonald House. Congratulations, Sandra.
Read More about Sandra Panovich Conquers the Terrain RaceDeborah Klembara, Northeast Ohio Depository manager, will embark upon her next life journey on July 30, when she officially retires. Contributing over nine years of service, Deborah accomplished several milestones at the state and local levels. She led the deduplication project for state and local Journals, managed the InfoTrak data migration, defragmentation of the stacks
Read More about Thank You, Deborah KlembaraBoth nonfiction: Think Again by Adam Grant – Organizational psychologist with excellent points for communication and thinking related to understanding yourself and others. Factfulness by Hans Rosling – The subtitle is “why the world is better than you think.” it’s really based on Pinker’s work. Brilliant, and the website is fascinating. — Submitted by Eliot
Read More about Summer Reading Recommendations from Eliot N. Mostow, M.D., M.P.H.Before the NEOMED Class of 2026 starts their journey, we wanted to learn more about students from this group. We invited them to share their stories. Here is one response: Meet first-year medicine student Conner Wilson from Poland, Ohio. Wilson studied biology at Kent State University. What compelled you to pursue a degree in health
Read More about Meet Conner WilsonThe American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Annual Meeting is a scholarly event that brings together thousands of attending physicians, resident physicians, and medical students from around the country to share the latest advances in dermatology. This year’s event was held in Boston, marking the first time the event was held in person since the pandemic
Read More about Student Presents at National Dermatology MeetingThe Strategy Office is pleased to announce Jordan Cinderich, M.Ed., has attained the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification. As the University’s process engineer, Jordan facilitates and trains cross-functional teams to identify and improve processes using Lean Six Sigma principles. In addition, Jordan serves as an internal consultant, promoting operational excellence, leading process improvement and
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