We Need To Talk About Our New Coworkers
By Kelli Petersen, MBA, Marketing Manager Many of us began working from home on March 16th, 2020 (exactly 100 years ago today). …
More Precious Than Gold
In this ongoing series, Dr. Thomas N. Told, Dean of RVUCOM, shares his thoughts and experiences as a family medicine physician of …
Medical School: Your Learner’s Permit to Licensure
By Thomas N. Told, DO, FACOFP dist., Dean of RVUCOM While a learner’s permit provides a great opportunity for new drivers, it …
5 Essentials for Preparing for Medical School, According to a DO Student
Reprinted with permission from Choose DO Gearing up for medical school is a daunting process. But learning about your prospective schools’ student …
Maybe You’re a Surgeon
Never allow yourself to be defined by fear, no matter how strong your vasovagal. The first time I experienced vasovagal syncope, I …
Student Perspective: “How my time teaching transformed my outlook on patient care”
By Joseph Nathanson, OMS IIReprinted with permission from The DO magazine As a teacher, I learned that serving others starts with being …
Rural Track Students Receive Mentorship with New Program
Submission by Denise Denton, RVU Rural Outreach Contractor Thanks to a grant from the Denver Osteopathic Foundation that was matched by RVU, …
Gaining Medical Skills Through Simulation
Article and photos by Becky Steenburg, Administrative Assistant for the Department of Tracks and Special Programs The Rural and Wilderness Medicine Track, …
A Guide to Swallowing the Metaphorical Medical School Elephant
Written by Telyn Peterson, OMS II, RVUCOM-SU Medical school has been the best, most challenging time of my life; however, you may …
Breaking Down Barriers for Osteopathic Medicine Abroad
By Thomas N. Told, DO, FACOFP dist., Dean of RVUCOM From a young age, I developed a keen interest in the United …