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PCOM Celebrates Success, Reimagined, with New Student Center

March 10, 2026

PCOM's renovated Student Success Center brings expanded study spaces, advising resources and wellness support together in one vibrant hub.

DO Student Matches in Urology With a Mission To Elevate Women's Care

March 9, 2026

PCOM Georgia's Elizabeth DeSellier (DO '26) matched in urology at the Medical College of Georgia (MCG)--one of her top choices.

A PCOM Student's Perspective on Geriatic Patients Aging with Dignity

March 6, 2026

Tyler Kung (DO '27) reflects on his clinical rotations and shares what he has learned about autonomy, complexity and dignity in medicine.

PCOM Prepares for 2026 Match Day Celebrations

March 4, 2026

DO students across PCOM's three campuses prepare to open their Match Day envelopes and discover where their medical careers will begin.

Founders' Day Tribute

March 1, 2026

John J. McPhilemy, DO '78, FAOAO, orthopedic surgeon, educator and sports medicine trailblazer, receives the 2026 O.J. Snyder Memorial Medal.

'A Singleness of Purpose': Reflections on the PCOM Surgical Residency

March 1, 2026

Arthur Sesso, DO '81, reflects on PCOM's evolving surgery training, leadership and mentorship that shaped generations of osteopathic surgeons.

Between Trauma Bays and Battlefields

March 1, 2026

John Chovanes, DO '02, RES '06, leads trauma and military medical training, shaping elite surgeons through combat-tested skill and service.

Bridging Skill and Collaboration

March 1, 2026

Physician assistants strengthen surgical teams through technical skill, care coordination and patient advocacy across perioperative settings.

Holding Space for Healing in Times of Change

March 1, 2026

Tracy Ransom, PsyD ’10, helps patients navigate grief, identity and healing after surgery through rehabilitation psychology and team-based care.

From Scrub In To Sign Out: A Day in the Life of a General Surgery Resident

March 1, 2026

Follow Kara Evans, DO '23, through a day in PCOM's General Surgery Residency at Temple Health-Chestnut Hill Hospital.

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