OHSU: A sleeping giant of rare disease research
Rare diseases are more common than you might think. OHSU is leading breakthroughs offering hope and healing to countless patients and their families.
Category: Changemakers
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
Four questions with OHSU Executive Vice President and Provost Marie Chisholm-Burns
Marie Chisholm-Burns, executive vice president and provost of OHSU, discusses the importance of OHSU’s students and education mission.
Video perspectives: A Day in the Life at OHSU
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the lives of six extraordinary members of the OHSU community.
A Day in the Life at OHSU
For OHSU Give Day on May 23, people from across OHSU are sharing their stories about a day in the life at OHSU. Watch their videos and see how much impact one day can make.
Four questions with Stephen Roberts, M.D.
Stephen Roberts, M.D., discusses his role as division head for pediatric hematology and oncology at Doernbecher.
Four questions with Maria Rodriguez, M.D., M.P.H.
Dr. Maria Rodriguez reflects on her new role as director of the Center for Women’s Health and its commitment to health equity and access.
Health care heroes: One year later
OHSU doctors, nurses, students and staff have been on the frontlines, working together to change the course of the pandemic. We check in with a handful of our health care heroes one year later.
Health care heroes: An update from the frontlines
Early 2020 brought COVID-19 to the U.S. Ever since, the OHSU community has worked together to save lives and change the course of the pandemic.
Forces of Change
In the world of cancer research, OHSU continues to break new ground — not just in medical discoveries, but also in building a world-class team of female scientists. Mary Stenzel-Poore, PhD, chief of research operations at the OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, is one of those scientists. With more than 20 years’ experience as an NIH-funded […]
