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Here we present a wide array of information and training materials shared by universities and professional societies to support best practices in faculty and staff recruitment and professional ...

Our comprehensive residency will develop your expertise in cutting-edge care for an array of neurological conditions and hone the skills you need to succeed in a demanding, constantly evolving ...

UB hosted a Rare Disease Day program at the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to raise awareness of rare diseases.

As part of a community coalition, this medical student-run asylum clinic collaborates with licensed healthcare professionals in to provide forensic evaluations for survivors of torture seeking asylum ...

Our redesigned curriculum – called Well Beyond – starts July 2024. Medical students who enter the Jacobs School in 2024 and beyond will train under this curriculum. We’ve developed an all-new, cutting ...

One recent afternoon, a group of students and faculty gathered in the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences for a workshop on “Traditional Indigenous Medicine.” As they entered the Active ...

We have a reputation for selecting competent, hardworking, ethical trainees who are dedicated to patient satisfaction and humanism in health care. As a trainee in our program, you can expect your ...

Our five-year residency program prepares you to safely and effectively care for patients; develops the skills and knowledge you need to practice robotic surgery and all urologic procedures; and ...

These websites market the school’s education and training programs to prospective trainees, are used to recruit new faculty and encourage research collaborations. The stories describe faculty, student ...

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