The administrative departments and units at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine provide a variety of services to students, faculty and staff.
Manages PCOM's OneCard ID badge and parking plans on the Philadelphia campus.
Monitors, analyzes and interprets the financial performance of the College.
Handles funds disbursement, including vendor payments.
Manages student recruitment, application reviews and interviews.
Responsible for billing of student tuition accounts.
Oversees the Compliance and Ethics Program with respect to all PCOM operations and Healthcare Centers.
Facilitates critical planning for the quality and administration of the College's financial services.
Provides material-oriented products and services.
Ensures the practices and policies of the College are equitable.
Assists students with debt management counseling and educational funding.
Prepares and monitors the institution's budget.
Controls funds received and disbursed by the College.
Attracts and retains qualified individuals to be part of the PCOM community.
Delivers technology-based services including computer networking, telecommunications and more.
Responsible for fundraising and alumni engagement.
Collects, maintains, analyzes and reports institutional information.
Legal Affairs is responsible for all of the legal and regulatory affairs of the College.
Builds awareness and support for PCOM through effective marketing and communication strategies.
Plans, implements, monitors and reviews the College's environmental safety strategies.
Responsible for maintenance of the College's physical facilities.
Provides printing, copying, binding and other services.
Maintains order on campus and enforces College procedures.
Procures equipment, supplies and services required by all departments within the College.
Serves as academic historians and record keepers.
Identifies and assesses potential risks as part of ongoing efforts to mitigate any negative impact on PCOM's assets or operations.
Spanning orientation to graduation, the Office of Student Affairs guides and supports students throughout their academic journey.
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