Medical student Jacob Smith reflects on how his patient experience at Doernbecher influenced his goals today and how OHSU helped him realize his own culturally rooted call to heal.
School of Nursing alumna Annette Chimtee Xqai’x (New Dawn) Sampson calls on her Native traditions and culture to influence her health care practice. A member of the Confederated Tribes of Umatilla, Walla Walla and Cayuse, she is a strong advocate for the next generation of healers.
Learn what’s happening with four OHSU alums who were named Portland Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 in the last few years.
School of Nursing alum Lydia Bartholow, B.S., M.N., D.N.P, PHMP, CARN-NP received the Distinguished Alumni Award for her dedication to serving marginalized and vulnerable communities.
Jose Carrillo-Castro, M.D. ’24 and Mahtab Brar, M.D. ’22, talk about their experiences as medical students — and how they’re pushing forward inclusive change in medicine.
The Lacroute Fellows Program invests in School of Medicine graduate education, by supporting exceptional students performing innovative research in the Vollum/OHSU Neuroscience Graduate Program.
As a medical student at OHSU, Marissa Song Mayeda wants to bridge the gap between public health, health policy and medicine.
Alayna Schoblaske, DMD ’17, knew she wanted to go into dentistry since the fifth grade — and, as an early career dentist, she’s already making her mark on the field.
School of Medicine alumnus Robert Wah, M.D. ’83, has deep roots in the Oregon medical community, starting in John Day in the 1880s.
What started as a grassroots grocery box program has grown into the OHSU Food Resource Center (FRC)—a welcoming, on-campus resource dedicated to nourishing the next generation of healers, caregivers, and innovators.
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