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DO Students Give Back During National Day of Service

April 18, 2025

PCOM students joined National DO Day of Service, aiding communities through health outreach, food drives, and education across the Philadelphia region.

PCOM Student Bikes Across U.S. for Travis Manion Foundation

April 16, 2025

DO student Patrick Fitzgerald biked 4,000+ miles before residency to honor fallen heroes and raise funds for the Travis Manion Foundation.

First Year Medical Student Honored as 2024 Star of Life Recipient

December 10, 2024

PCOM's Henry Barsh (DO '28) received the 2024 Star of Life for life-saving actions during an EMS call. He credits his training and dedication to helping others.

DO Class of 2028 Receive White Coats at Annual Ceremony

October 21, 2024

288 osteopathic medical students celebrated the milestone with faculty members, friends and family at the Hilton Philadelphia City Avenue.

Future Doctor Seeks to Address Clinical Trial Disparities

October 15, 2024

Maya Rakoczy (DO '28) recognizes a need for diversity in clinical neurology research to better represent different racial and ethnic groups.

As a Patient and Future Provider, Okojie has 'Always Been a Fighter'

September 19, 2024

First-year med student Onorere "Ono" Okojie (DO '28) is driven to pursue medicine by a lengthy battle with her own health.

The Good Doctor

June 20, 2024

Discover how four osteopathic medical students demonstrate that perseverance and overcoming adversity define a great physician.

Residency Graduate Profile: Christina Monaco Poloni, DO '19

June 18, 2024

Nearing the end of her general surgery residency, Poloni describes her educational journey through PCOM and shares advice for fellow students.

Healing Across Cultures

May 30, 2024

Wei Ngai (MS/BioMed '24) aims to bridge gaps in health care for the AANHPI community by creating open dialogue and building trust in the medical system.

A Community Unlike Any Other

May 27, 2024

Tyler Kung (DO ’27) has found a supportive community at PCOM, especially within the Asian Pacific American Medical Student Association (APAMSA) Chapter.

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