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Medical student Madison Boudreaux sits down with fellow student Emma Overmeyer to talk about our Ochsner Medical Student Association (OMSA) – an advocacy organisation run by students to help other students make the most of their education and prepare for residency training.

The wait is over for those who participated in the 2021 National Residency Match Program, a rite of passage in which applicants learn who has been ‘matched’ to a US residency program for the next chapter of their medical training.

Director of Enrollment Management, Sue Barrosse sits down with 4th year UQ Ochsner medical student, Sina Moridzadeh. They talk about achieving a healthy work-life balance as a medical student. 

We sit down with recent medical graduate Dr Diab Ali to talk about his path to achieving his goal of practicing in Psychiatry - a passion close to his heart.

Receiving a white coat is an iconic rite of passage for a doctor-in-training in the United States which is celebrated at a White Coat Ceremony.

Director of Enrollment Management, Sue Barrosse sits down with recent UQ Ochsner medical graduate Dr. Jesse St. Pierre, M.D. to talk about his role as a Student Ambassador.

As COVID-19 continues to impact our communities, Ochsner Health is proud to lead the way in ending this pandemic through the vaccination of our employees, patients and community members.

Researchers call for people with mental illness to have top priority for COVID-19 vaccine

Ochsner Health kicked off the holiday season early this year by donating 20,000 windowed masks to schools and school systems across Louisiana.

A new medication which can be applied to the skin could help prevent organ transplant recipients from developing harmful skin cancers.

Behind every medical student is a village of physicians who dedicate their time to teach the next generation of doctors.

The dreams of 103 University of Queensland Ochsner medical graduates have become a reality as they successfully completed their medical education and now take their next steps as doctors.

A team of University of Queensland Ochsner medical students have been named winners in the 2020 American Medical Association’s (AMA) Health Systems Science Student and Resident Impact Challenge. 

University of Queensland Ochsner medical student Donald Chang has been recognised with a James W. Brooks Medical Student Scholarship from the Southern Thoracic Surgical Association (STSA).