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Almeda-Lopez Honored as PCOM's Student Doctor of the Year

February 10, 2026

Antonio Almeda-Lopez (DO '26) is recognized for his contributions to the College and his growth as a student, leader and future physician.

Perry Recognized as PCOM South Georgia's Student Doctor of the Year

February 10, 2026

Grace Perry (DO '26) reflects on her time at the College and its whole-person philosophy as well as the importance of health advocacy in the community.

Michelle Lent Appointed Chief Research and Science Officer at PCOM

February 10, 2026

Michelle R. Lent, PhD, has been permanently appointed chief research and science officer at PCOM after serving in the interim role since July 2025.

PCOM Alumnus D.J. Csaszar Appears on Wheel of Fortune

February 6, 2026

PCOM alumnus D.J. Csaszar, DO ’05, shares his experience competing on Wheel of Fortune, from puzzle prep to life behind the scenes on the iconic game show.

Singh Named PCOM Georgia's Student Doctor of the Year 2026

February 3, 2026

Bhavik Singh (DO '27) has been recognized for his commitment to service, leadership and whole-person care.

Pharmacist Weighs In on New Wegovy Pill

January 30, 2026

With FDA approval of an oral GLP-1 option, Dr. Matthew Holt explains what the shift means for patients and prescribers.

Healing After Harm: Rebuilding Hope One Story at a Time

January 30, 2026

Mental Health Counseling student Oronde McClain (MS ’27) turns lived experience into advocacy, supporting gun violence survivors through PCOM’s SHELTER program.

What Forensic Pathologists Really Do (Debunking TV Myths)

January 29, 2026

PCOM's Dr. McDonald debunks some of the common myths perpetuated by crime shows and to explain the realities of being a forensic pathologist.

PCOM Georgia Enhances Pharmacy Curriculum with Simulation Operations

January 28, 2026

The PharmD program is elevating experiential learning through simulation exercises and standardized patient encounters.

Progress Isn't Linear: A DPT Student Embraces a Whole-Person Approach

January 28, 2026

Reese Stokes' rotation experience highlights how empathy and communication can significantly impact patient outcomes.

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