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At the Student Clubs & Organizations Fair, students explored academic interest groups, service organizations, and cultural clubs. We’re grateful to our student leaders who make campus life vibrant and welcoming for everyone #MedSchoolLife #MedicalEducation #KansasCOM #FutureDO

Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) emphasize care for the whole person, & that extends to the community. KansasCOM students discuss the role of DOs beyond the clinic & why volunteering is an important part of their training & growth. #MedStudentVoices #KansasCOM #HereforGood

Histology can be one of the most challenging courses in med school, but it can also be one of the most rewarding. In this student interview, a histology professor shares her path to becoming an educator at KansasCOM. #Histology #KansasCOM #MedicalScience #MedicalEducation

Osteopathic medicine isn’t just something you study, it’s something you live. KansasCOM students volunteered at the Child Advocacy Center in Wichita, painting outdoor play spaces for kids who’ve faced tough circumstances. #KansasCOM #OsteopathicMedicine #HereforGood

Running started as a gap year hobby, but for this future DO, it became a powerful way to care for her mental health in med school. Add a little cleaning to unwind, and she’s found her formula for balance. #MentalHealthMatters #DOJourney #StudentDoctor #KansasCOM

The White Coat Ceremony is just the beginning. Hear from our Class of 2029 on why they chose Wichita & what drew them to osteopathic medicine. #OsteopathicMedicine #MedStudent #RuralMedicine #WhiteCoatCeremony #HereforGood #KansasCOM @KHSU_KansasCOM

Learning congenital adrenal hyperplasia? No problem. Our biomedical sciences faculty use mnemonics (and a bit of creativity) to help students tackle the toughest topics in med school. #FutureDO #DOschool #KansasCOM #MedSchoolTips

Our Student Association of Military Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons brought together new and returning members to talk about how military service interacts with medical education, residency, and future careers. #SAMOPS #MilitaryMedicine #FuturePhysicians #FutureDO

Eating disorders can be hard to recognize and even harder to talk about. This future DO shares why she’s speaking up, and how her experience shapes the empathetic physician she’s becoming. #EmpathyInMedicine #CompassionateCare #FutureDO #KansasCOM

Our Community Engagement Fair gave our student doctors chances to explore ways to give back to 30 Wichita organizations. We’re proud to see our future physicians embracing community partnerships! #MedSchoolLife #OsteopathicMedicine #WholePersonCare #HereforGood

Join our Admissions team online September 18 from 3-4 p.m. CDT to learn more about what makes our Doctor of Osteopathic program unique, explore our admissions process, and discover more about the medical school experience. Register to join us: ow.ly/aLsn50WTzvG

Learn about the grant that helps us establish a residency program training physicians and expanding health care access in underserved communities across Kansas. ow.ly/NgYl50WShyH

One of our student doctors, Kelbie (OMS-II), shares some of the ways she fuels up for studying or exam prep.

Today we honor the hard work, dedication, and compassion of osteopathic physicians and those in the medical field committed to offering whole person care. We celebrate the difference you make in advancing health, well-being and care for all.

Student doctor London Keller, a Hays native, recently completed his family medicine rotation @PawneeValley. His journey shows why rural training matters in meeting our state’s need for care. Thanks to PVCH for supporting the next generation of physicians. ow.ly/9N6U50WOkaK

From positive self-talk to daily mantras and mindset shifts, discover tips to stay motivated and focused in medical school.

Nothing beats learning straight from the source. Thanks to our Biomedical Sciences faculty Raj Jha, MD, for walking our student doctors through the tough stuff! Get to know Dr. Jha, here: ow.ly/hrTF50WNjzv

Learn more about a new grant we received from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) which will allow us to expand opportunities for our student doctors to serve rural communities in a range of clinical arenas. ow.ly/XMZo50WLHkV

Did you know that 7% of residents are interested in surgery as their specialty? Our Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine program is designed to prepare students for professional clinical practice in various specialties, including surgery. Discover more: ow.ly/bYoY50WKtJt

Listen in as one of our students shares more about his medical school acceptance experience!