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.
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.
One of the most exciting innovations in cancer treatment is something called immunotherapy. It's a method using the body's own immune system to control and eliminate cancer. Learn how a Louisiana man benefited from this therapy in his fight against lung cancer.
Alumnus and now general surgeon at Cleveland Clinic Tradition Hospital in Florida explains how exposure to two different healthcare systems has shaped the doctor he is today.
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).
Monica Miyakawa-Liu, a fourth-year medical student and president of the UQ-Ochsner Pathology Interest Group hopes to give students more exposure to the role of pathologists and allow them to make a fully informed decision about their specialty options.
Medical students nationwide have shown their determination and resilience through service projects during the COVID-19 pandemic. Find out how our medical students mobilized themselves during the pandemic.
The Australian Government has signed a deal with CSL for the supply of 51 million doses of the UQ COVID-19 vaccine, if clinical trials prove successful.
Due to COVID-19 restrictions our medical students weren't able travel to Haiti for their Medicine in Society rotation along with much needed medical supplies - so they sent them all wrapped in a beautiful ambulance.
AMSA is a national chapter with the mission to “reshape medicine as future physicians and see a world where health care is accessible, medicine is affordable, and systems support the diversity”. The UQ Ochsner chapter acts on the national mission through student advocacy, education, and outreach events.