Heartfelt healing: Fuller family reflects on Doernbecher journey
Julia and Nate Fuller have a lifelong connection with Doernbecher following their experience with their son Nolan’s heart surgery.
Author: Josh Friesen
OHSU’s profound community impact starts with its education mission
By investing in students, OHSU is poised to build a strong foundation on which the future of health care is built.
PA alumna builds on life experience, hopes to inspire other Black students to attend OHSU
At OHSU, Morgan Logan, PA ’23, felt connected to her cohort, supported as a student and appreciated the school’s work expanding diversity and inclusion.
The Great Salt Lick: 15 years of Whit Deschner’s creative philanthropy
Baker City visionary turns salt licks into fine art to raise money for the Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders Program at OHSU.
D.M.D. alumna serves as role model, inspires young American Indians to see themselves as dentists
Rachel Meek, a member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, strives be an inspiration to the Indigenous communities she serves.
Rare lymphoma patient’s experience at OHSU inspires gift
David Brockman came to OHSU for CAR T-cell treatment to treat a rare type of lymphoma. His positive experience inspired him to give on Give Day 2023.
A lifeline for adult patients in need
Janet and Russ Rotters’ gifts toward the Rood Family Pavilion and the newly established Charlie Fund help ease patients’ financial stress.
Changing lives impacted by rare genetic disease
Portland-based band Portugal. The Man performed at Timberline Daydream, an event benefitting OHSU Doernbecher Children’s Hospital.
In Conversation: Addressing provider burnout at OHSU
Three OHSU innovators discuss how they are addressing provider burnout and creating a more effective health care system
OHSU graduate students live, learn, grow together at Marquam Hill Cooperative
For generations, the Marquam Hill Cooperative has been an integral part of the student experience at OHSU.
