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Built on 120-years of educational excellence, PCOM Georgia, located north of Atlanta, is a branch ca

The 23-acre campus, located at 625 Old Peachtree Road in Suwanee, includes the 172,000-square-foot Old Peachtree building which features large and small classrooms, conference areas and study spaces. The Old Peachtree building also houses research and multi-use basic science laboratories, an anatomy laboratory, the Simulation Center, three pharmacy practice labs, a large osteopathic manipulative m

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10/21/2022

What an exciting day! Both the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) classes of 2025 & 2026, and the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) class of 2026 received their white coats! 🥼

During the ceremonies, faculty members coated the students—representing the symbolic transition from student to clinician—as proud family members cheered them on. 🥳

Students—this is just the beginning. Wear your white coat with pride and remember the commitment you have made to your future patients. We are so !

In case you missed it, you can watch both ceremonies on our YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/35r4XsX

10/20/2022

How does the last year of pharmacy school differ from the other three years? Find out on PCOM Georgia's Instagram Story today as Arthur Few (PharmD '23) takes over! Follow along as Student Pharmacist Few offers insight into his pharmacy rotations and more for : instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

How much do you actually know about pharmacists? Pharmacists are medication experts, but what does that mean and what do...

10/19/2022

What is a Pharmacist? | PCOM School of Pharmacy | PCOM Georgia

How much do you actually know about pharmacists? Pharmacists are medication experts, but what does that mean and what does it take to become a pharmacist?

Pharmacists are key contributors in a variety of healthcare settings because of their accessibility, and because they must maintain a vast knowledge base and ability to assess and counsel patients. Learn more about the field and how to become a pharmacist: https://bit.ly/3eH3jwq

What is a pharmacist? Learn about pharmacy, what a pharmacist does and what training is necessary to pursue a career in pharmacy.

10/19/2022

Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

Celebrate as we stream our fall Ceremonies on YouTube! Join us live on October 21, as we recognize the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) classes of 2025 & 2026 at 10:30 a.m, and the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) class of 2026 at 2:30 p.m, in reaching this academic milestone. 🥼

Subscribe to our YouTube channel and plan to tune in at: https://bit.ly/3PSETxk

10/19/2022

What do students experience during their very first year of pharmacy school? Find out today, October 19, as first-year Student Pharmacist Lauren Callaway (PharmD '26) offers an inside look at a day in her life! Follow along on our Instagram Story in honor of : instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/18/2022

What does a day in the life look like for a third-year pharmacy student? Join Andrew Wilson (PharmD '24) as he takes over PCOM Georgia's Instagram Story for the day, including a behind-the-scenes look at today's "Policy On Tap" student networking event! Follow along as we celebrate : instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/17/2022

Celebrate with us and learn what life is like as a pharmacy student at PCOM Georgia! Today, join second-year Cameron Anderson (PharmD '25) as he takes over 's Instagram Story and shares his perspective: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/17/2022

Drew McCanless | Pharmacy Degree at PCOM Georgia

This , meet Drew McCanless (PharmD '25): With a passion for pharmacology, Student Pharmacist McCanless is excited to pursue a career field that is continuously evolving.

Learn more about PCOM Georgia's Doctor of Pharmacy degree: https://bit.ly/33sYwnl

One of the most common misconceptions about pharmacists is that they can only work in a community or hospital pharmacy. ...

10/16/2022

What Can You Do With a Pharmacy Degree? | Careers in Pharmacy

One of the most common misconceptions about pharmacists is that they can only work in a community or hospital pharmacy. In fact, once a person has earned their pharmacy (PharmD) degree, there are numerous possible career options including jobs in hospitals, industry, academia, regulatory agencies, and more.

This , explore at least 10 different things you can do with a pharmacy degree: https://bit.ly/2Fob2eV

Stay tuned as we continue to celebrate Pharmacy Week (Oct. 16 - 22) and American Pharmacists Month at PCOM Georgia!

What can you do with a pharmacy degree? Learn about career options for pharmacists including clinical specialists, community and inpatient pharmacists and more.

10/15/2022

A member of the PCOM family from 1976 until her death in 1994, JoAnne Pieringer, PhD, taught the College’s biochemistry course with kindness and compassion. Her devotion to her work—and especially to her students—was evident in everything she did, as were her intellectual curiosity and concern for others within and beyond the PCOM community. Read the tender words of Ruth Thornton, PhD, professor emerita, as she recounts the life and academic contributions of her colleague and friend: https://bit.ly/3eVsw63

10/14/2022

Tage Kvist, PhD, retired professor of anatomy and the first chair of the Department of Bio-Medical Sciences at PCOM, was an esteemed educator and colleague with a wonderfully dry sense of humor. He held one abiding principle during his 39 years at the College: “try your best to make sure the students are successful.” Read his story as told by Michael P. McGuinness, PhD, professor of anatomy: https://bit.ly/3T3z6qo

Student Physical Therapist Angelique Estrada-Womack (DPT ’23) was born in Puerto Rico and moved to the U.S. with her par...

10/14/2022

DPT Student Reflects on Hispanic Heritage | PCOM Georgia

Student Physical Therapist Angelique Estrada-Womack (DPT ’23) was born in Puerto Rico and moved to the U.S. with her parents when she was eight years old. Recently featured on an episode of the American Physical Therapy Association of Georgia's podcast in honor of both National Hispanic Heritage Month and Physical Therapy Month, Estrada-Womack spoke about her experiences in physical therapy school and why cultural considerations are so important for comprehensive patient care: https://bit.ly/3TpTVMC

Angelique Estrada-Womack (DPT '23) shared her experience as a Puerto Rican physical therapist student in a recent APTA Georgia podcast.

10/14/2022

Digest Magazine: Bricks and Mortar- City Avenue

In honor of the College’s upcoming 125th anniversary, we’re highlighting the “Bricks and Mortar” of PCOM’s past—the places that mark our history—as featured in our latest issue of Digest Magazine! Learn all about how Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine got to their current home on City Avenue:

10/14/2022

Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

10/13/2022

Members from PCOM Georgia recently celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month thanks to an exciting educational event hosted by the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA)! The event, "Inclusion in Medicine: Understanding Hispanic and Latinx Culture," shed light on health disparities within the Hispanic and Latinx community, cultural norms, physician bias, and opportunities to bridge gaps between healthcare professionals and the Hispanic community.

Students and faculty members had a chance to learn and listen to different perspectives while enjoying the food and beverages provided by the Office of Diversity and Community Partnerships.

10/13/2022

October celebrates National Physical Therapy Month! Today, October 13, follow along with Andrea Henao (DPT '25) on PCOM Georgia's Instagram Story as she shares her day-in-the-life as a first-year physical therapy student! Tune in: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/11/2022

In the second year of the Physician Assistant Studies program, students continue their training out on rotation in the clinical setting. In honor of , follow Bailey Hartwig (MS/PA '23) throughout her day as she takes over our Instagram Story and shares her experiences in the clinical setting: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/10/2022

In honor of , join Avery Cymbor (MS/PA '24) as she takes over 's Instagram Story on Tuesday, October 11! Follow along to learn all about the day-in-the-life of a first-year physician assistant studies student: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

10/09/2022

This , take a look inside PCOM Georgia's Physician Assistant Studies program: students in the class of 2024 have been studying how to correctly take a patient's medical history and the body-system-based physical exams that go with this. This skill set involves knowing what questions to ask and conducting specific musculoskeletal exams (such as palpating different areas of the body, inspecting range of motion, and practicing maneuvers that could indicate health conditions).

With guidance from their professors in the lab this week, students practiced on one another so they can eventually become confident in conducting a full physical exam on standardized patients.

10/07/2022

Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

10/06/2022

Did you know that Physician Assistants (PAs) practice in every state, in every medical setting & specialty? From thorough physical exams to assisting in surgery, provide a wide spectrum of patient care, including:⁣
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✅ Taking medical histories⁣
✅ Conducting physical exams⁣
✅ Diagnosing & treating illness⁣
✅ Ordering & interpreting tests⁣
✅ Counseling on preventive care⁣
✅ Performing procedures⁣
✅ Assisting in surgery⁣
✅ Making rounds in hospitals⁣
✅ Conducting clinical research⁣
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As we kick off , learn more about PAs and PCOM Georgia's PA Studies program at: https://bit.ly/3rAAi8t

10/05/2022

Digest Bricks and Mortar: 48th and Spruce Street

10/05/2022

October 6 - 12 celebrates National Physician Assistant (PA) Week! Join PCOM Georgia and kick off our PA Week celebration with a behind-the-scenes look at what it's like to be a first-year physician assistant student, as Alexa Gallelli (MS/PA '24) takes over our Instagram Story on Thursday, October 6! Follow along: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

October celebrates National Physical Therapy Month! Physical therapists are movement specialists who serve diverse popul...

10/04/2022

Physical Therapy Dept. Supports Limb Loss Community | PCOM Georgia

October celebrates National Physical Therapy Month! Physical therapists are movement specialists who serve diverse populations and work in a variety of specialties.

Recently, faculty and students from PCOM Georgia's Doctor of Physical Therapy program helped to empower community members living with limb loss by hosting a "Beyond Amputation" event. Read all about it: https://bit.ly/3fGle6E

Dr. Miller said, “Providing events such as these truly supports the mission of PCOM and the Doctor of Physical Therapy program by engaging in service that contributes to the well-being of those in need in our communities.”

10/03/2022

In her 21 years at PCOM, Camille DiLullo, PhD, professor of anatomy, touched the lives of thousands of students. Cierra Lewis, MS/Biomed ’16, remembers her as a beloved teacher, mentor and confidant, a woman of “grace and mercy and strength and beauty.” Read more about Dr. DiLullo who passed away on May 18, 2015, at age 58, following a battle with cancer: https://bit.ly/3eVsw63

October is American Pharmacists Month! PCOM Georgia's own Sara (Mandy) Reece, PharmD, CDCES, BC-ADM, BCACP, FADCES, vice...

10/03/2022

Sara (Mandy) Reece, ADCES 2022: Chronic kidney disease in type 2 diabetes: An update for the diabetes care and education specialist – touchENDOCRINOLOGY

October is American Pharmacists Month! PCOM Georgia's own Sara (Mandy) Reece, PharmD, CDCES, BC-ADM, BCACP, FADCES, vice-chair and associate professor of pharmacy practice, recently shared her expertise in an interview with Touch Endocrinology about newly approved medications to mitigate kidney risk in people with type 2 diabetes (T2DM) and chronic kidney disease (CKD): https://bit.ly/3qnKj8l

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common diabetes-related complication among type 2 diabetes (T2DM) patients, with a high prevelance within primary care

09/29/2022

In honor of Women in Medicine Month, we asked students: Why did you choose to go into the healthcare field and why is equitable gender representation important to you? ⚕️

Second-year medical student Anne Belocura (DO '25) shares, "A lot of the women in my family work in the healthcare field. I’ve always looked up to them because not only did they work these long shifts at the hospital keeping people alive, they were also the glue and backbone of their families. I wanted to follow this legacy of resilient women and caregivers because being able to heal someone is such a huge honor and privilege.

However, as an immigrant, it was nerve-wracking trying to navigate the application process on my own. A lot of the students in my pre-med classes didn’t look like me. And as a woman, I’ve been told that perhaps I should go into another field because then I’d be able to get married and have kids. The more people doubted me, the harder I worked.

I pushed myself because I knew it was important for some patients to have doctors that looked like them, who understood their backgrounds. I also knew it was important for me to go into medicine because for so long, medicine has been a male-dominated field. But I think women bring unique skill sets to medicine. Also, female physicians are resilient! We can be spouses, mothers, creative, resourceful - we contain multitudes. Not to mention, how exciting is it to be challenging gender stereotypes every day and blazing the path for future female physicians?"

09/29/2022

Today, join second-year medical student and Vice President of the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA), Gabrielle Oquendo (DO '25), as she takes over PCOM Georgia's Instagram Story () in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month!

Follow along: instagram.com/pcomgeorgia

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Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

Celebrate as we stream our fall #PCOMWhiteCoat Ceremonies on YouTube! Join us live on October 21, as we recognize the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) classes of 2025 & 2026 at 10:30 a.m, and the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) class of 2026 at 2:30 p.m, in reaching this academic milestone. 🥼 Subscribe to our YouTube channel and plan to tune in at: https://bit.ly/3PSETxk

Drew McCanless | Pharmacy Degree at PCOM Georgia

This #PharmacyWeek, meet Drew McCanless (PharmD '25): With a passion for pharmacology, Student Pharmacist McCanless is excited to pursue a career field that is continuously evolving. Learn more about PCOM Georgia's Doctor of Pharmacy degree: https://bit.ly/33sYwnl

Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

POV: You're studying to become a Physician Assistant (PA) and working on mastering your skills performing musculoskeletal exams. 💪 🦴 So what exactly does it take to become a PA? (Besides, obviously, a lot of hard work and practice in the lab.) Luckily, PCOM has a guide for that—as PA Week comes to an end, check out the "How to become a Physician Assistant" page on our website to learn what goes into becoming a licensed PA: https://bit.ly/3CTtQ35

What do you know about Physician Assistants (PAs)? 🩺 In honor of PA Week, student leaders from the Physician Assistant (PA) Studies class of 2024 quizzed other students on what they already knew about the PA profession. Our PA students helped correct some misconceptions and educated those from other programs. So what is a PA? PAs are licensed clinicians who practice medicine in every specialty and setting. They are health professionals who practice medicine with supervision by licensed physicians, delivering a broad range of medical and surgical services. #YourPACan

Celebrate Our Fall 2022 White Coat Ceremonies!

According to the Journal of Global Health Reports, 16.9 million people who menstruate in the US are living in poverty— two-thirds of whom could not afford menstrual products and half having to choose between menstrual products and food in the last year. Throughout September and in honor of Women in Medicine Month, PCOM Georgia students from the American Medical Women's Association, OBGYN Club, Physicians for Human Rights Club, and the Association of Women Surgeons, teamed up to host a Period Product Donation Drive! These future physicians and women in medicine then packaged and donated 51 period product kits to Helping Mamas, a non-profit in Atlanta that provides essential baby items and period products to families that need it most. #PCOMproud #WIMmonth #WomenInMedicine #WomenInMedicineMonth

PCOM Perspectives: Women in Medicine

In the latest episode of PCOM Perspectives, Jay S. Feldstein, DO '81, President and CEO, passes the mic to Kate Minke (DO '25) in honor of Women in Medicine Month. Minke, PCOM AMWA co-president, speaks with Victoria Troncoso, DO, chair of the Department of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine at PCOM Georgia and Savita Arya, MD, professor of pathology at PCOM South Georgia, to discuss their personal role models and obstacles they’ve faced along their journeys to becoming physicians. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3UGnMSj

This #TBT, we're honoring Women in Medicine Month with a look back at last year's conversation with Andrea Mann, DO, FAAP, Dean & Chief Academic Officer of PCOM Georgia's DO Program. 👩🏻‍⚕️ In 2021, Dr. Mann became the College's first woman appointed as Dean! Here, she discusses those who inspired her on her path as a woman in medicine. #WIMmonth #WomenInMedicine #WomenInMedicineMonth #ThrowbackThursday #OsteopathicMedicalSchool

PCOM Georgia's Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

PCOM Georgia's commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion has always been at the forefront of our mission. Join us as we embrace change for a brighter and more inclusive future in healthcare: pcom.edu/georgia

We recently asked our followers: What questions do you have about osteopathic medicine and being a DO? This week, we’re answering your top questions with the help of our community experts! Victoria A. Troncoso, DO, professor and chair of Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine (OMM) at PCOM Georgia, answers: To what degree can DOs do OMM on patients pre or post operative procedures? #NOMweek

We recently asked our followers: What questions do you have about osteopathic medicine and being a DO? This week, we’re answering your top questions with the help of our community experts! Tabitha Raj, MED, director of admissions at PCOM Georgia, offers insight on a question about applying to the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) program. #NOMweek

We recently asked our followers: What questions do you have about osteopathic medicine and being a DO? This week, we’re answering your top questions with the help of our community experts! L. Michael Waters, Jr, DO, FACOFP, associate professor and chair of primary care at PCOM Georgia, talks about what specialties can use OMT. #NOMweek #DOproud

In honor of National Osteopathic Medicine Week (#NOMweek), first year osteopathic medical student and DO Council PR and Community Outreach Chair, Sanjana Das (DO ‘25), offers a quick glimpse of her day as a DO student at PCOM Georgia! Student Doctor Das shares, “Not every day looks completely like this, but I try my best to maintain balance between exercising, studying, extracurriculars, and social life! Some of the best parts of my day are seeing my friends on campus and playing with my kittens when I’m home. First year definitely comes with its challenges, but having an awesome community at PCOM Georgia helps me get through it!”

PCOM Georgia Celebrates Match Day!

We are #PCOMproud of all our students who matched this year, and we congratulate them as they transition toward post-graduate residencies! On March 19, many of our students had the opportunity to celebrate together, at Ponce City Rooftop. Watch our #PCOMmatch Day highlight video to get a glimpse of their special moments!

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Happy Match Day! 🎉 We’re so proud of all our students matching into or pursuing residencies this year. Tune in to our Instagram Story through the weekend as we share students’ matches and offer an inside look at our Match Day celebration. #PCOMmatch #MatchDay2022

PCOM Georgia Celebrates Women In Medicine Month: An Interview with Dr. Andrea Mann

Last year, Andrea Mann, DO, FAAP, dean and chief academic officer of the osteopathic medicine program, made PCOM history in becoming the first female dean that PCOM has ever had. In honor of Women's History Month, revisit an interview with Dean Mann and students from the American Medical Women's Association where they discuss Dr. Mann's career journey, rewarding moments and struggles along the way, and her advice for other future women leaders:

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Happy Match Week! We’re getting excited about Match Day and celebrating the DO (and some of our PharmD) students who will match into their post-graduate residency programs this week. In the medical match, some specialties are matched earlier (like urology, the Military Match, and others), but most students will find out if they matched today and where they matched on Friday! 🤯 Best wishes to all our students pursuing residencies! 🎉 #PCOMmatch #MatchDay2022

The Countdown to Match Day is On!

Match Day is just around the corner for many of our students, and we can’t wait to celebrate! Students—if you’re pursuing post-graduate residencies with this year’s NRMP or ASHP match, don’t forget to use #PCOMmatch and tag us in your Match Day social media posts!

Have you found love at PCOM Georgia? ❤️ As we approach Valentine’s Day, we want to hear all about your PCOM love story! Submit your “meet-cute” and photo by February 10, 2022, to see you and your sweetheart featured on our social media channels: https://bit.ly/3FDIgCh 💌 You may also submit via email, to [email protected]!

The latest edition of Kudos highlights faculty, staff, resident and student publications, and accolades at PCOM, PCOM Georgia, and PCOM South Georgia. Learn all about what our community is accomplishing: https://bit.ly/32OOdiG

#CampusClear Update

PCOM Community: You can now log your COVID-19 booster status into #CampusClear! When the #CampusClear app is opened, users can select new options to report their booster, vaccination or symptom status. Students, faculty and staff must show their #CampusClear "smiley" screen before entering campus buildings. However, it’s important to log your status every day—even if not on campus—because it takes the collective responses of our community members to see the whole picture and help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

#CampusClear Update

We’re making updates to #CampusClear! On Monday, January 17, PCOM community members will be able to choose from new options in the #CampusClear app to log their booster, vaccination or symptom status. Students, faculty and staff must show their #CampusClear "smiley" screen before entering campus buildings. However, it is important to log your status every day—even if not on campus—to help the College prevent the spread of COVID-19. As a reminder, PCOM’s COVID-19 vaccination booster requirement goes into effect on January 15.

Happy New Year from PCOM Georgia

Let's ring in the new year with exciting new beginnings! Happy New Year from PCOM Georgia! 🎉 ✨

PCOM Georgia's Year in Review

It has been a year of exciting moments, new challenges, and opportunities to come together as a community. Take a look back at just some of the memories made this year as we reflect on 2021 and look forward to 2022!

Seasons greeting from PCOM Georgia

Warmest wishes and happy holidays from PCOM Georgia! ☃️ ❄️

President's Report | 2021 in Review

Over the last year, PCOM has been committed to academic vigor; to pioneering research and innovation; to racial justice, diversity and inclusion as key measures of success; to a strengthened clinical service capacity; to health and wellness engagement with local communities; and to an enlargement of student living and learning resources and a reimagining of our reach in the South. We're proud to show the results of these commitments in the 2021 President's Report: http://bit.ly/2JipR6q

President's Report: Carrying Out Our Mission, Vision & Values

With approval from the PCOM Board of Trustees, the College launched PCOM 2025, a comprehensive strategic plan, in January 2021. PCOM 2025 guides our ambitions, continuous improvement efforts and institutional investments. It positions the College for continued and future success and provides a clear path to greater excellence. Learn more about the strategic plan in the 2021 President's Report: http://bit.ly/2JipR6q

President's Report: Creating Growth Opportunities

The Moultrie-Colquitt County Development Authority with local government and organizations has allocated $5 million in commitments to support the growth of PCOM South Georgia. If matched by the State of Georgia, the College could have $10 million for facility and program expansion. Specific plans for growth at PCOM South Georgia are still to come but will likely include new academic programs that will address the severe deficit of certain healthcare providers in the state and region. Learn more about expansion opportunities in the 2021 President's Report: http://bit.ly/2JipR6q

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We are of all our students who matched this year, and we congratulate them as they transition toward post-graduate residencies! On March 19, many of our students had the opportunity to celebrate together, at Ponce City Rooftop. Watch our Day highlight video to get a glimpse of their special moments!

"I chose Internal Medicine because I believe it would allow me to provide comprehensive care to my patients while addressing various organ systems," said Hiral Patel (DO '22) who recently celebrated a residency match with the University of South Carolina School of Medicine Greenville - Prisma Health, in SC.

"Additionally, I am able to serve as their primary doctor during their hospital admission and provide that continuity of care."

Read Student Doctor Patel's residency profile to learn more, including her excellent advice to other medical students: https://bit.ly/35wUH70

Sam Berding (DO '22) recently matched at Northeast Georgia Medical Center in Gainesville, GA. He will be pursuing his career in general surgery because, he says, "surgeons are privileged with a unique opportunity to care for patients at some of their most vulnerable times and practice a wide variety of medicine."

Get the whole story and learn more about Student Doctor Berding's residency match experience: https://bit.ly/3wPY7Nj

"Completing a residency allows me to further enhance my clinical knowledge, critical thinking skills and professionalism," said Krysten McNaught (PharmD '22), who recently matched into the post-graduate pharmacy residency program at Mount Sinai Beth Israel, in Manhattan, NY.

"I feel most fulfilled when I am able to make patient interventions to impact patient care in the clinical setting."

Read more in Student Pharmacist McNaught's residency profile, including what advice she would give to first-year pharmacy students: https://bit.ly/3DpcR7g

PCOM Georgia's Amanda Aiad (PharmD '22) recently matched at Wellstar Atlanta Medical Center! Student Pharmacist Aiad shares that she decided to pursue a residency to gain more knowledge and experience at an accelerated pace while having the opportunity for interprofessional collaboration.

Learn more about her journey and pharmacy school experiences in her residency match profile: https://bit.ly/35nf8Di

With a passion for emergency medicine, Rebecca Heffner (DO '22) felt "amazing" when she found out that she had matched with her first residency program choice, the emergency medicine program at AdventHealth Orlando.

"I enjoy how unpredictable the ER is and how you are constantly seeing a diversity of pathology even within one shift," she explained. Read more about Student Doctor Heffner in her residency match profile: https://bit.ly/3JSnTUS

While in pharmacy school, his mother's trip to the emergency room motivated Ted Sukhdeo (PharmD '22) to pursue a post-graduate pharmacy residency with plans to master his clinical knowledge and become a board-certified clinical pharmacist.

After matching at PCOM School of Pharmacy/Wellstar North Fulton Hospital, Student Pharmacist Sukhdeo (PharmD '22) was excited to celebrate with his family and friends—"Without them, especially my mother, I would not have made it through successfully by passing all my courses, assessments, and examinations without repeating a course, failing an assessment, and/or not making anything less than a B."

Get the whole story by reading his residency match profile: https://bit.ly/3tMegBG

Brittany Wilson (DO '22) recently matched at Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), in Charleston, SC. She is specializing in pathology and plans to complete a fellowship in forensic pathology.

"I've matched into an amazing program and I'm heading to a city my family is excited to live in," she told us. Read more, and learn what advice Student Doctor Wilson has for new students, in her residency profile: https://bit.ly/3qIR2KA

PCOM Georgia's Laura Nguyen (PharmD '22) credits her grandma as her greatest motivation to pursue a residency and a career in pharmacy. After matching at Piedmont Columbus Regional Midtown, in Columbus, GA, "there were many tears, but good tears! I felt so excited and relieved," she told us.

Get the whole story and read why Student Pharmacist Nguyen advises year one pharmacy students to prepare themselves to be well rounded early on: https://bit.ly/3tO3bjD

More than 99% of PCOM Georgia’s fourth-year Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine students matched into 19 specialty areas on , with 58% of students matching into what the Georgia Board of Health Care Workforce considers primary care and core specialty areas!

Get the whole story: https://bit.ly/3tP1dzt

"There are so many awesome reasons to go into neurology, but I'll be brief: The brain is absolutely the coolest organ in the body," said Hayley Arrowood (DO '22) who recently matched into the neurology residency program at Vassar Brothers Medical Center (Nuvance Health) in Poughkeepsie, NY.

In her residency match profile, Student Doctor Arrowood shares why she is excited about the future and offers some advice for other medical students. Read what she has to say: https://bit.ly/3qLyU2P