Women’s History Month: Remembering Dr. Edith Mitchell
Read about Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean Dr. Richard Barohn’s recent visits with staff throughout the health
Women’s Hospital Remains a Busy Hospital
Read about Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean Dr. Richard Barohn’s recent visits with staff throughout the health
Working to Meet Health Needs in Rural Missouri
(1/30/18) Michelle Kenney has many different skills. As a native Missourian raised on a farm north of Kirksville, Missouri, she
Worley Wins Inaugural Resident Research Enrollment Champion Award
Dr. John Worley, Year 2 Orthopaedic Surgery Resident, received the inaugural Resident Research Enrollment Champion Award. Worley achieved 58 research
Year One Blocks
Year one consists of four nine-week blocks. Each block has two components: six hours of basic science and patient-based learning
Year Two Blocks
Year two consists of four nine-week blocks. As in the first year, each block has two components: six hours of
Years at MU Land Maggie Lange-Osborn a Tenure-Track Faculty Position
(12/30/19) Where can passion, hard work and more than a decade worth of experience get you? They landed Maggie Lange-Osborn
Young-Walker Receives $6.6 Million Grant for Center for Excellence in Child Well-Being
A University of Missouri School of Medicine researcher will receive $6.6 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to start
Younger Knee Replacement Patients More Likely to Require Reoperation than Those 60 and Older
Knee replacement surgery, also known as total knee arthroplasty (TKA), is increasing among patients 65 and younger. One study projects
Your well-being is our priority: Learn more about the Office of Well-Being
Together, we build a culture of wellness to support health care workers and advance our mission to save and improve
