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Imagine ultrasound and X-ray images predicting the likelihood of a disease's progression, rather than just identifying and tracking it.
Thirty-year partnership creates unique opportunities for high-school students considering the health professions
In response to growing health-care market needs, the EVMS School of Health Professions will add two programs in summer 2017.programs in summer 2017.
Four EVMS faculty members have been named the inaugural recipients of the EVMS/Sentara Endowed Chair for Academic Leadership Advancement.
Three EVMS public-health graduates, fresh out of school, are having an international impact.
A stitch in time
Malea Williams (right) and Caitlin O'Connor, both of the Master of Laboratory Animal Science Class of 2017, work on their suturing skills in a recent training session.
Training day
Emergency Medicine resident Brittany Dye, MD, talks with Barry Knapp, MD, Professor of Emergency Medicine, outside of Sentara Norfolk General Hospital's Level 1 Trauma Center during a resident training day.
Summer fun
Kevin Bolger (left) discusses his research project with Austin Serbin, both of the MD Class of 2019, during Summer Scholars Research Day.
White coat ceremony
"My family gave me a little fake stethoscope when I was really young, and ever since then I've wanted to be a doctor," says Ehsan Jafree, MD Class of 2020. Join Ehsan and his new classmates as they start their EVMS journey in short white coats.
Community Impact Day
New EVMS students spent one of the first days of the school year helping P.B. Young Sr. Elementary School prepare for the new school year. They packed backpacks, cleaned classrooms and prepared bulletin boards to help the students learn.
Orientation
EVMS welcomed its first group of new students August 11. The medical and health professions students took the opportunity to meet and enjoy their new friendships before the formal program began.
Whichever way you slice it, EVMS' Master of Surgical Assisting students consistently outperform and exceed expectations.
Over the last decade 64% of SA alumni have remained in Hampton Roads.
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In Scott Hansen's work, the smallest, intricate details matter most, especially when you're making history.
Class notes
Linda Staiger, MD (MD '77), struggled under her load of textbooks when she was an EVMS student. Thankfully, today's technology has eased the textbook burden. From opening with 27 students in 1973, EVMS has grown to more than 1,300 students enrolled this year, with that number projected to approach 1,500 in another four years. Also this year, the first class of MD students celebrates its 40th anniversary of graduation at Alumni Weekend, which takes place Oct. 14-16.
Clad in pink, these are not your average fishermen. They are women, young and old, who are on the water to raise money for breast cancer research at EVMS. And bringing them all together is Linda Church, chair of the Chesapeake Bay Wine Classic Foundation's Wine, Women & Fishing event.
