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Students at the University of Washington School of Medicine-Spokane have created a service-learning opportunity to help ease the way for refugees to obtain medical care.

The Underrepresented in Medicine service-learning group at The University of Washington School of Medicine-Spokane continues to grow and expand since its 2016 launch.

Second-year UWSOM-Spokane student Daniel Brewer addressed alcohol abuse in minors in Red Lodge, Montana, and Michaela Murphy focused on mindfulness-based stress reduction for youth in Northeast Spokane.

The Spokane medical community eagerly welcomes back University of Washington School of Medicine graduates who return to practice here after receiving specialty training that isn't available locally.

A construction milestone was reached when the final structural beam was placed, "topping off" the new home for the University of Washington School of Medicine-Gonzaga University Health Partnership's medical and health education, research and innovation center.

Two first-year medical students in the University of Washington School of Medicine - Gonzaga University Health Partnership program reflect on building bonds and and embracing challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

As the spread of COVID-19 continues in our region, health care workers are being vaccinated so that they can continue to care for patients. And a future generation of physicians studying at the UWSOM in Spokane are among those frontline workers receiving the vaccine so that they can help care for others.

Fourth-year medical student Vera Schulte received the WSMA Early Career Member of the Year award.

University of Washington School of Medicine (UWSOM) receives $50,000 grant from the Avista Foundation to help fund the purchase of handheld ultrasound machines for medical students.

A member of the UW School of Medicine faculty and a member of Gonzaga's biology faculty describe their interdisciplinary approach that uniquely benefits students.

First-year medical student My-Linh Nguyen grew up on Seattle's First Hill and now finds community on Spokane's South Hill.

UW Medicine helps communities to deal with COVID-19 through medical student training and programs like Telehealth.

Students contemplating healthcare careers received informative inside information when University of Washington School of Medicine in Spokane hosted a Business after School event.

Vincent L. Salyers, Ed.D., and registered nurse, the new dean of the School of Nursing and Human Physiology, discusses strategic-planning efforts to identify and develop new pathways for students.

Gonzaga broke ground on an Integrated Science and Engineering building and a home for the Regional Health Partnership.

For the first time since forming their partnership, the UW School of Medicine and Gonzaga have jointly hired a faculty member to teach medical students and GU undergraduates.