Two faculty speak to the beauty and joy of multiculturalism at NEOMED ahead of the Oct. 9 festival.
Read More about Celebrate the NEOMED community at the annual Multicultural FestivalThe NEOMED professor emeritus was recognized with the prominent Executive Director Citation.
Read More about C. William Keck, M.D., receives APHA award for excellence in public healthOhio Alcohol and Substance Use Disorder Project ECHO presents “Drug Interactions for Opioid Use Disorders” this Friday, Oct. 4, 2024 at 7 a.m. via Zoom. Sara Dugan, Pharm.D., BPSS, will be presenting. All are welcome. Free CE/CME credit for physicians, nurses, counselors, social workers and chemical dependency counselors is available. Register to attend at Ohio
Read More about Presentation: ‘Drug Interactions for Opioid Use Disorders’The following employees joined NEOMED in September. Welcome aboard! Brian Crisan, managing consultant and trainer, Department of Psychiatry Mirza Baig, program coordinator, Office of Student Services Maya Deeb, administrative coordinator, College of Graduate Studies, Office of Graduate Education Amanda Valverde, administrative coordinator, Office of the Registrar Michael DiSabato, senior research assistant, Department of Anatomy and
Read More about Welcome aboard!The NEOMED Walking Whales team exceeded their goal! The team participated in the NAMIWalks Summit County, collecting donations, walking and raising awareness about the mental health resources and supports provided locally by the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI). The Whales topped their goal of $1,000 with support from walkers and friends, and through Donation
Read More about NEOMED Walking Whales team supports NAMIWalks Summit CountyHaynie is recognized among 20 in their 20s by Crain’s Cleveland Business.
Read More about Crain’s recognizes Hannah Haynie as a rising starQPR (Question, Persuade, Refer), is an hour-long gatekeeper training that attempts to increase knowledge and dispel myths about suicide and suicidal behaviors. The program also aims to strengthen the ability to ask individuals about their suicidal thoughts and/or intentions, persuade them to obtain help, and accompany them to the appropriate provider. This training session is
Read More about For employees, QPR training about suicidal behaviors will be held Oct. 9Partnership will bring new resources to pharmacists throughout the state to help improve patient access, lower costs, improve outcomes and transform practice.
Read More about College of Pharmacy launches partnership to improve quality of careTo the lovely editors of the Pulse, We would like to begin with an acknowledgement of the impeccable officiating of NEOMED’s Brian Butler, and the camaraderie and sportsmanship of the NEOMED student community. With formalities out of the way, we would like, as Captain and assistant Captain, to submit a few corrections to the initial
Read More about Letter to the EditorThe 2019 graduate of the College of Medicine shared his journey from auto mechanic to emergency room physician with the publication.
Read More about Alumnus Carl Allamby featured in People magazine
