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Faculty advisers can help medical school students learn about a career in Orthopaedic Surgery.

The Mechanisms of Disease and Translational Science (MoD) Graduate Track is an initiative to train Ph.D. students to become leaders in translational science.

Note: Details of this case have been altered to protect patient identities. Doctor. A title. Is this me? There are times when I wonder if the single purpose of medical school is to whittle away splinters, to separate wheat from chaff, to forge steel from impurities – to remove anything that might distract a person from being a doctor. A bright, engaging personality is honed into a diagnostic machine. The endless series of tests and tasks has stretched on for four years. I look back and wonder

By Shanup Dalal It is said that you will never forget your first patient and your first patient death. Ms. X was one in the same for me, but I will not forget her for much more. I remember an air of nervousness overwhelming me as I walked down to the emergency department to see her. As I entered the room, I saw her lying motionless, with only her lips moving as she mumbled incoherent words. She was in an altered state of mind, more so than her usual baseline of Alzheimer's. Upon asking her

Logan Mills reflects on his volunteer service in a student-run free clinic that was part of his work in the Community Health pathway.

Face About the work With this drawing, I was attempting to use a specific angle of light (from below) to accentuate shapes of the human face that we do not usually see (notice shadowing above the nose). The portrait is a study of the human face done realistically in order to appreciate details, shape, proportionality (or lack there of), and skin tone. Only yellow, red, blue, and white colored pencils were used in order to most accurately capture the colors of the skin. The Artist Ashley Stone

Students enrolled in the Master of Science in Health Informatics program are required to select a project of interest in which to apply the knowledge and skills acquired during their coursework.

By Mike Clark Proteins and channels and ions and enzymes In lumens and spaces and membranes and at times Seem more to remember The med fire-hose awaits But every Wednesday gives us a taste Called Seldin, Sprague, Fashena, or Cary Estabrook or Pritchard are our-six where we Physically examine Listen, learn and observe A peek at our future and the patients we’ll serve So we fill in the bubbles and name every bone Coffeehouses and libraries become our new homes Laying the foundation For what really

The curriculum for the Master of Science in Health Informatics program includes a range of foundational courses and electives.

On Friday, May 16, a commencement ceremony for the Medical School’s 226 graduates will be held at 11 a.m. in the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.