Save the Date for the Spring Celebration of Health Professions Education

Please plan to join us for the Celebration of Health Professions Education to be held Monday, April 14, from 12:30 – 4:30 p.m. in the Great Hall or via Zoom. The theme of the April Celebration is Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Health Professions Education. We look forward to welcoming: Kenneth Remy, M.D., M.H.S.c., MSCI, FCCM,

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Inaugural Population and Global Health Case Competition begins Friday, Jan. 31

The student-led inaugural Population and Global Health Case Competition begins Friday, Jan 31. All are invited to attend to hear President John Langell’s keynote address and student case introduction from 4 – 5 p.m. in Watanakunakorn Auditorium. The Physicians for Human Rights chapter at NEOMED is leading this initiative in collaboration with the American

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NEOMED mourns the loss of Doreen Riley

It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of Doreen Riley on January 26, 2025. Doreen, who served as Northeast Ohio Medical University’s vice president for advancement and president of the NEOMED Foundation, left an indelible mark on our community. “We are heartbroken by the loss of Doreen, and she will be deeply missed,” said NEOMED President

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UH-NEOMED Scholars recognized

Seven students and 30 faculty members were honored during a special presentation on January 28.

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Roundup of the College of Pharmacy’s research and scholarship activity

The College of Pharmacy had a productive fall and winter with regard to research and scholarship. Many faculty members published manuscripts and presented at meetings across the country. Invited presentations: Kostoff MD, Marrs J. “Ambulatory Care Pharmacists Best Evidence-Based Approaches Treating (BEAT) Cardiovascular Disease” American Society of Health-Systems Pharmacists, Midyear Clinical Meeting; New Orleans,

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Medical student recognized as an AMA Rising Star

Zarah Shah (M2) received the award for Region 5 at the Interim Meeting of the American Medical Association in November.

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Your favorite poster in the Quiet Study Area is fin-tastic!

The land of the walking whales favors a goldfish with the mindset of a shark. We asked you to pick your favorite poster in the Library Quiet Study Area, and the one with the goldfish was the runaway winner. “Besides being a great visual on the poster, it is so true,” says Kimberly Younger, a

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Temporary relocation of prayer and meditation rooms

The prayer and meditation rooms, previously located in the Library’s Quiet Area, have been temporarily moved to Room R150. The room is in the hallway near Meshel Hall, which leads to the Department of Family and Community Medicine. This space is dedicated to supporting our campus community’s mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The prayer section

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NEOMED set to host Midwest Auditory Research Conference

The conference brings together leading researchers in hearing health June 19-21.

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Registration open for spring Lean Six Sigma training

Registration is now open for the Spring 2025 Lean Six Sigma Green Belt training sessions! All NEOMED faculty, staff, and students who are Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt certified 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. We

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