LECOM proudly celebrated our students at Bradenton's White Coat Ceremony, marking an important step in their journey toward becoming healthcare professionals.
Aaron Zaborsky, an incoming first-year at LECOM at Elmira, tells us how "Success from The Start" Boot Camp is not just an opportunity for students to learn about their campus, professors, and classmates; it gives them a head start on their education!
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We’re gearing up for another unforgettable evening of fine dining, luxury packages, and a curated live and silent auction – all benefiting the LECOM Student Scholarship Fund!
Check last year's gala: buff.ly/XTA2rHF
Students at LECOM Bradenton continued celebrating American Pharmacists Month, hosting an ice cream social with Walgreens.
We’re always grateful to Walgreens for supporting our students, and this event gave us time to connect. Medicine and Master’s students joined the fun!
Wrapping up Wellness Week and thankful to the whole Mental Health Task Force at LECOM Erie for keeping everyone mindful of their own well-being during stressful times.
Food, friendship, and fun activities were on hand to support everyone through the week's challenges.
While doing my clinical rotations in Utica, NY, I had the opportunity to connect with medical students from other LECOM campuses. We expanded our medical knowledge while also getting to know one another and exploring the area.
- Renee Dearstyne, LECOM Elmira
Choosing the right medical school starts with knowing yourself.
Dean of LECOM at Elmira, Dr. Terry encourages students to do "an introspective deep dive" and ask what kind of learning environment helps them do well.
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In July 2024, I traveled with the International Medical Club to Antigua, Guatemala, for a medical service trip through International Volunteer HQ. During this experience, I gained valuable clinical exposure while serving underserved populations. - Josie Lorea, LECOM Bradenton
Dr. Richard Terry, Vice President of Health Sciences, highlights the seamless educational pipeline for our LECOM at Jacksonville students.
With our network of residency affiliates, we keep care local and set our future physicians up for long-term success.
This was an amazing experience that we got to have through ACOS-MSS (American College of Osteopathic Surgeons- Medical Student Section) at LECOM-Erie! We got to connect with Orthopedic Surgery Residents to learn how to properly cast each other! - Jacob Steinbeck
The largest benefit of LECOM Seton Hill's curriculum was having an allotted vacation month in which I had enough time to study for board exams, which will benefit me greatly in the residency match. I also had enough time to finalize wedding plans and get married! - Geno Petrarca
As a LECOM Chapter Leader for the Student Osteopathic Medical Association in Erie, I had the honor of attending 3 House of Delegates sessions this past year as a delegate for our school. It was incredible to collaborate with passionate medical students! - Shannon Klein
Hello! My name is Sarah Wang, and I am the SGA President at our Erie campus. As president, I have the privilege of representing LECOM nationally at conferences such as OMED (pictured here), Educating Leaders, and the AOA House of Delegates.
"That definitely gives you an edge."
— Dr. Jennifer Coseo, Coordinator of The Early Acceptance Program at LECOM at Elmira.
LECOM gives students access to an extensive network of affiliated hospitals and residency programs that already know the quality of LECOM graduates.
One of the biggest advantages of the Early Acceptance Program? The people you'll have beside you every step of the way. Dr. Jennifer Coseo describes our EAP students as their own "built-in support system" during their undergraduate years.
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I am a current D2 at LECOM Bradenton's SDM. Give Kids a Smile reminds me why I chose dentistry—to make a difference in my community and help every child feel confident and cared for during their dental visit. - Angela Bylina
Margaret Ferrara, OMS4, from LECOM Bradenton, made the trip to LECOM at Jacksonville University to share her advice with the incoming class about what it is like to learn in medical school. She's currently doing her clinical rotations in Jacksonville at Flagler Hospital.
One of my favorite things about being a medical student at LECOM Elmira is the variety of outreach projects. This year, I helped the Buffalo Bills host the Code Blue kickoff event to mark the beginning of the winter season in Buffalo, NY. - Jennifer Kachelmeyer
