Building bridges between public health and medicine
As a medical student at OHSU, Marissa Song Mayeda wants to bridge the gap between public health, health policy and medicine.
OHSU students are the next generation of healers, caregivers and innovators, all driven by a common goal—to create a healthier future for all.
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.
Philanthropy and scholarships help open the doors to students who would not otherwise be able to attend OHSU. We invite you to read about how scholarships have impacted current and past students.
This holiday season, we celebrate you and the spirit of giving that makes a difference in people’s lives. We’ve gathered a few of the heartwarming, inspiring stories this past year made possible by people like you.
Thanks to a generous grant from Meyer Memorial Trust, On Track OHSU! is expanding to increase the number of underrepresented minorities in health care.
Ciara Robinson faced many obstacles on her road to college. With hard work and persistence, Ciara is now a second-year dental student with a goal to work in underserved, low-income areas.
Medical students Nelly Nouboussi and Daniel Tshala talk about their journey to medical school, scholarships and how they want to change the future of health care to improve equity.
Marina grew up in rural Egypt, where oral health wasn’t a priority. Once she moved to the U.S., Marina learned about oral care and how to use a toothbrush — and fell in love with dentistry.
A group of OHSU medical students want to improve access to education. Together, they have established an endowment to provide access to medical education for diverse students with a financial need.