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Medical Students Provide Care to Rural Community During Pandemic Through Integrative Clerkship
Medical Students Partner with South Korea to Deliver Supplies to the Navajo Nation
Physicians Gather Supplies to Help Their Patients in the Navajo Nation
UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix Students Help Community During COVID-19 Pandemic
UA College of Medicine – Phoenix Faculty Member Helps Local Restaurants and Homeless Seniors During COVID-19
Two-way Texting System Launched to Provide Information and Gather Data on Coronavirus in Arizona
Medical Students Bring Supplies to Rural Arizona
High School Students Spend Spring Break at Cardiology Academy
College of Medicine – Phoenix hosts Second Connect2Mentors Event
The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix is steadfast in our commitment to embrace the four pillars of our strategic plan: to elevate the value and distinction of our medical education; to enhance the translation of research to benefit patients; to build outstanding clinical programs; and to work collaboratively to advance the health and well-being of our communities.
Central to the fourth pillar is supporting programs that allow us to serve the metro Phoenix community where we live, work and raise our families.
A year ago, we asked our faculty, students and staff to tell us how they interact with the community in the name of the UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix. The Community Engagement Assessment (PDF) documents the incredible work that demonstrates our medical school’s unwavering commitment to improving our community’s health.