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The groundbreaking launch of 32 medical careers
The inaugural cohort of the Physician Assistant (PA) Medicine Program will make history in mid-May, launching the medical careers of 32 students.
Category:
- Physician Assistant Program
Group:
- Students,
- Faculty/Staff
DO-PhD student’s cancer research shows promising results
Helping patients gain valuable time with loved ones is the major reason why sixth year D.O.-Ph.D. student at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Lyndsey…
Category:
- Research and Scholarly Activity
Group:
- Students
SpartanDO community celebrates 98% match rate
On Friday, March 18, students gathered at the MSU Kellogg Center to rip open envelopes and learn where they are headed for their residency training.
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Group:
- Students
J. Justin McCormick honored with the Patenge Medal of Public Service award
Dr. J. Justin McCormick has been named the recipient of the 2022 Walter F. Patenge Medal of Public Service Award – the highest honor from the MSU College of Osteopathic Medicine.
Category:
- Awards and Honors
Group:
- Faculty/Staff
Macomb County Street Medicine brings empathy and medical care to the unhoused
“Philosophically speaking, we physicians and future physicians have a duty to actively seek out the acute medical needs of our unsheltered brothers and sisters,” says Dr. Bret…
Category:
- Outreach and Engagement
Group:
- Students,
- Faculty/Staff
SpartanDO alumna Dr. Mia Taormina shares where the pandemic stands
Dr. Mia Taormina was part of team that diagnosed the first COVID case in DuPage County. Two years later, she shares where the pandemic stands.
Category:
- #SpartanDO In the News
Group:
- Alumni