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ARCOM hosts first student research symposium, expands medical partnerships
Students from the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine and University of Arkansas at Fort Smith participated Wednesday in the medical school’s first Student Osteopathic Medical Association research symposium.
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education Name Brian Kim President
Kim will take over the presidential responsibilities previously held by CEO Kyle Parker, who will continue as CEO.
ACHE hires president, CEO Parker to focus on ‘big picture’ work
Brian Kim has been hired as president of the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE), a move geared to allow CEO Kyle Parker time to focus on “big picture projects” that include a possible third academic building and program, and a multi-million dollar performing arts venue that meets the college’s wellness mission.
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education hires new president
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education announced Wednesday the hiring of a president to handle day-to-day operations.
Army ROTC Razorback Battalion Commissions 16 New Second Lieutenants Into U.S. Army
Matthew Adair earned a degree in biology/pre-med. He was granted an educational delay, so that he can attend medical school at the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine in Fort Smith. He plans to eventually serve in the U.S. Army Medical Corps. For now, he has assessed into the Army Reserves.
Local look at vaccinations: Vaccines required at Fort Smith schools, per state law
The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education and Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine’s vaccination policies are slightly different, because of the differences in interaction between medical students and those studying for a medical-related master’s degree, said ARCOM Dean Rance McClain.
ARCOM announces promotions, honors
Three faculty members from the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine received faculty title promotions at a recent luncheon on the ARCOM campus.
ARCOM hosts second annual memorial service to honor body donors, families
When we think of hearts, we think of love. We think of heartbreak. We think of sadness. We think of joy, envy, anxiety, peace. When the first-year medical students at the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine think of hearts, they think of all that and their first patients.
DO Day on the Hill
Our students did a great job representing ARCOM at DO Day on the Hill! Check out their recap video.
New Residency Programs For Medical Students In The River Valley
A new partnership between the Arkansas College of Osteopathic Medicine (ARCOM) in Fort Smith and Searcy-based Unity Health will allow medical school graduates the opportunity for residency programs.