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One student is selected at each College of Osteopathic Medicine across the nation for this award, and will go on to compete for the AACOM National Student Doctor of the Year Award.

Since its founding, ACHE has generated over $900 million in economic impact, addressing the region’s healthcare needs and providing world-class education. 

Arkansas Colleges of Health Education is celebrating the opening of the new Biomedical Resource Center and the Center for Rehabilitation Research.

These strategic appointments underscore ACHE’s commitment to academic excellence and inclusivity across its five academic programs.

Doctors Henry Gutierrez, Shanell Gray, and Daniel Stacy finished their three-year residency with Choctaw Nation and are remaining on as physicians with Choctaw Nation Health Services.

Garrett Hadley is one of the 12 founding resident physicians who will be finishing up this month. He attended medical school at Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Smith.

Dr. Dunn’s unforgettable experience will serve as a reminder of the difference all ACHE students and alumni can make in the lives of others.

Dr. Fulton has been a dedicated ARCOM preceptor since 2020, embodying the highest standards of teaching and mentorship.

With 135 students participating, ARCOM celebrates a remarkable 100% match rate, demonstrating the institution’s commitment to producing highly qualified healthcare professionals. 

This national award is given to medical students who advance the mission to protect, promote and advance the health and safety of our nation, and who are helping address public health issues in their community.