Through partnerships with Henry Ford Health and the CHASS Center, MSUCOM is helping expand street medicine in Detroit through fellowship training and a mobile clinic that brings health care directly to people experiencing homelessness.
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The Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine has achieved an important milestone, becoming the first osteopathic medical school to be included in the prestigious National Institutes of Health Medical Scientist Training Program.
Serving those experiencing homelessness and working to ensure they receive health care is not done alone. Dr. Bryce, who serves in roles with MSU and MSUCOM, Henry Ford Health and CHASS, has connected the dots to bring these organizations together to serve people across Detroit and Southeast Michigan.
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You’ll have the chance to serve the global community as well as the local community. Under the direction of faculty members and other outstanding physicians, build your clinical skills and earn credits while treating people who have little to no access to regular medical care.