LEADERSHIP IN GME TRANSFORMATION
Bob Cain, D.O. (’88), our associate dean for clinical
education, is chair of the Osteopathic Recognition
Committee for the Accreditation Council for Graduate
Medical Education. During this first year of a five-year
transition process to single accreditation through ACGME,
our staff have provided critical technical assistance to
the 75 associated hospital residency programs for their
accreditation and osteopathic recognition applications.
TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF GRADUATES WHO STAY IN
OHIO TO PRACTICE, WE RECRUIT FROM OHIO.
CLEVELAND
54 admitted
96% from Ohio
STUDENTS FOCUS
ON DIVERSITY
DUBLIN
51 admitted
100% from Ohio
Heritage College students from all three campuses
came together to plan and host the 2015
Region V Student National Medical Association
Conference at the Heritage College, Dublin, in
November 2015. The conference attracted more
than 100 medical and pre-medical students
from three states to share ideas on increasing
medical profession diversity, training culturally
sensitive doctors and bringing care to medically
underserved populations.
ATHENS
141 admitted
97% from Ohio
Our network of hospitals and health care centers in Ohio,
known as the Centers for Osteopathic Research and Education,
or CORE, has grown and evolved. We have both longtime
and new partners to thank for fulfilling our need for increased
third-year rotation positions, especially in central and northeast
Ohio. Our hospital partnerships are evolving from a 20-yearold consortium model into direct relationships with teaching
facilities, allowing us to jointly develop and advance their
clinical learning environments.
STRONG HOSPITAL
PARTNERS FOR
UNDERGRADUATE
MEDICAL EDUCATION