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Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine Program
'Everything to Me Is Limitless'
February 22, 2024
Kayla Davenport (DO '25) attributes her drive to pursue a career in emergency medicine to the unwavering support and encouragement of her parents.
Continuing What His Parents Started
February 21, 2024
Growing up, Emeka Ikeakanam witnessed his parents give back to others in immeasurable ways. Now, as a youth volunteer, he hopes to spread that mindset.
‘A Box Full of Everything’: Med Student Channels Grief Through Education
February 20, 2024
London Wheeler (DO '26) believes she can serve as a role model for others, starting with young patients and continuing throughout their lives.
Lessons From Mom Combine With Medical School Knowledge
February 20, 2024
Exploring the connection between lifestyle and overall health has helped shape Nahimie Louissaint's (DO '26) proactive approach to wellness.
Med Student Selected as Research Scholar for Myeloma Health Equity Program
February 14, 2024
The Cobb Scholars Program pairs minority medical students with myeloma experts for six months to conduct research on health disparities.
STEM High Schoolers Gain Insight Into Health Professions
February 14, 2024
Students from the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology (GSMST) have many opportunities for on-site learning at PCOM Georgia.
Using Osteopathic Medicine to 'Go the Extra Mile' for Patients
February 13, 2024
PCOM South Georgia's dean of the osteopathic medicine program, Marla D. Golden, DO '88, explains the benefits of an osteopathic approach to health care.
From the Court to the Clinic
February 1, 2024
Romeo Mays (DO '27) overcame a childhood setback and transformed it into an opportunity to pursue a career in medicine.
Legacy of Healing: Honoring Generations Through Life and Loss
January 30, 2024
Daryl Crenshaw, MD, joined PCOM president Jay Feldstein, DO '81, to discuss kidney disease and its impact on Georgia's population.
'Honor the Spaces You Have Been Given'
January 29, 2024
Through her passion for writing, Janita Matoke (DO '26) released a poetry book and discovered the significance of pursuing one's dreams.
PCOM Receives Largest Philanthropic Commitment in its 125-year History
January 25, 2024
Commitment by Howard A. Hassman, DO '83, serves as cornerstone of new fundraising campaign.
Founders' Day 2024 Honorees Announced
January 22, 2024
PCOM will recognize Drs. Kornberg and Becker for their dedication to healthcare and the College by presenting them with the institution's highest awards.
Bruce Kornberg, DO '78, Receives O.J. Snyder Memorial Medal
January 22, 2024
Dr. Kornberg has been chosen for his embodiment of the principles of the osteopathic profession and in recognition of his 50-year association with PCOM.
Michael A. Becker, DO '87, Receives 2024 Alumni Certificate of Honor
January 22, 2024
The PCOM Alumni Association is honoring Michael A. Becker, DO '87, with their highest honor, the Alumni Certificate of Honor.
From Food Desert to Oasis: Transforming Access to Healthy Ingredients
January 10, 2024
PCOM faculty and healthcare center providers launched the Lancaster Teaching Kitchen to educate the community on the positive impacts of eating healthy foods.
Jordan Howard (DO '26) Receives AACOM Arnstein Scholarship
January 9, 2024
Howard, who has a passion for culinary medicine, was one of only six osteopathic medical students in the nation to receive the scholarship.
Advancing Medical Education: The Impact of Generative AI
January 3, 2024
AI-enhanced learning has the potential to reshape medical education. Dr. Ravi Yarid discusses the potential impacts of AI in medical education.
The Future of Medicine: How AI Can Improve Health Care
January 3, 2024
The use of AI in medicine will change health care as we know it. Dr. Yari Ravid explains how the future of medicine will be impacted by artificial intelligence.
How the AI Revolution Benefits Osteopathic Medicine
January 3, 2024
Will we still need doctors? The AI revolution may render some aspects of medicine obsolete, but osteopathic medicine stands to benefit.
Scout's Honor: Leadership Through Medicine and Mentorship
December 21, 2023
Former scoutmaster Dr. Erik Langenau, members of PCOM's Pediatrics Club and local troop leaders created a program called First Aid Through First Class.
