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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.

ASCO Award Recipient Shahrzad Zamani Hopes to Inspire Others

June 17, 2024

Shahrzad Zamani (DO '25) recently became the first PCOM South Georgia student to receive the prestigious Medical Student Rotation grant.

Bombly Receives PCOM South Georgia's Highest Award

June 14, 2024

Katie Bombly, DO '24, was honored with the Mason W. Pressly Memorial Medal for exceptional service and community involvement at PCOM South Georgia.

Improving Health One Dish at a Time

June 12, 2024

PCOM South Georgia medical students learn home cooking benefits in a culinary medicine course with Chef Manager David Green and faculty.

PCOM Georgia Students Pay Tribute to Body Donors

June 6, 2024

PCOM Georgia's 2024 body donor memorial service on May 11 honored 55 families for their loved ones' invaluable contributions to medical education and research.

Growing a Healthier Community

June 4, 2024

The PCOM Lancaster Avenue Division Healthcare Center, Community Wellness Initiative and Greener Partners are collaborating to build the Lancaster Health Garden.

First-Generation American Holds on to Heritage, Pursues Medical Degree

May 31, 2024

PCOM South Georgia medical student Justin Nguyen is working to create a campus organization for Asian American, Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander students.

PCOM South Georgia Holds Commencement, Graduates 59 Students

May 30, 2024

The Class of 2024 consisted of 50 Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine students and nine Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences students.

PCOM South Georgia Holds First Military Pinning

May 30, 2024

The Class of 2024 was celebrated with awards, including the first-ever military pinning ceremony and recognition of top students in various categories.

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.

PCOM Georgia Hosts Record-Breaking Research Day

May 29, 2024

PCOM Georgia's Research Day showcased innovative research by students and faculty, featuring 75 poster presentations and marking the largest event to date.

Representation Matters in Medicine

May 28, 2024

As part of AANHPI Heritage Month, Diane Janelle Camonayan (DO '27) discusses her journey from nursing to becoming an osteopathic physician.

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.

Discussing DEI and PCOM South Georgia's Community with Graduate Ivanna Ward, DO '24

May 24, 2024

DO graduate Ivanna Ward shares why she chose PCOM South Georgia and her experiences as a diversity council leader.

For One Research Day Participant, PCOM is 'Like a Miracle' of Scholarly Opportunity

May 23, 2024

The College's 13th annual Research Day event featured 130 presentations highlighting the scholarly activity of students, faculty and staff.

Empowering Generations: Transforming Her Family’s Future With a Degree

May 21, 2024

Inspired by her mother's sacrifices, Arianna Gray aims to combat health disparities in marginalized communities through holistic care at PCOM.

Making an Impact in the Military and Medicine

May 20, 2024

In honor of Military Appreciation Month, we highlight PCOM student Kevin Hauns (DO '27) and the achievements he has made in his military and medical careers.

Cultivate Your Own Success at PCOM

May 20, 2024

2024 Mason W. Pressly Memorial Medal recipient Julia Burns chose PCOM for medical school after working through the College's Biomedical Sciences program.

Students Honor Donors with Memorial Service and Garden

May 16, 2024

Biomed and DO students coordinated a memorial service for 11 persons and their families who donated their bodies to science.

Local Visually Impaired Artists Learn about Anatomy from PCOM Students

May 14, 2024

PCOM students worked with Allens Lane Art Center's Vision Thru Art program to teach anatomy to local artists and help them create sculptures.

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