Our third-year medical students celebrated the start of their clinical years of medical school at a White Coat Ceremony, an iconic event emphasising the importance of compassionate patient care.
This year 88 UQ-Ochsner medical students took their first steps as new doctors, ready to be what is globally needed in healthcare, and we couldn't be more proud.
Ochsner Health announces a generous gift that will establish its state-of-the art, freestanding neuroscience center, to be built on Jefferson Highway near Ochsner Medical Center – New Orleans.
A new clinical suite at a University of Queensland health research facility is ready to help unlock the mysteries of neurological conditions experienced by one billion people worldwide.
We asked first-year medical student Billie Patterson questions about her recent trip to the Whitsundays, a cluster of 74 islands in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef.
As part of our medical program’s Medicine in Society Rotation, Clerkship Director Dr Kathy Jo Carstarphen, MD, has prioritized the importance of cultural and religious diversity.
Congratulations to 4th-year medical student Rana Mehdizadeh who has been announced as this year’s recipient of the Dr. and Mrs. Roy Gregory Scholarship for Family Medicine.
Australia’s first dedicated children’s immunotherapy centre will investigate treatments to not only increase the survival of kids with cancer, but also to improve their ongoing quality of life.
This week on White Coat Wednesday, Emma Overmyer a fourth-year UQ-Ochsner medical student introduces us to Rohit Rajendra, a fellow fourth-year student and friend.
U.S. News & World Report has named Ochsner Medical Center - New Orleans, including its Baptist and West Bank campuses, the Best Hospital in Louisiana for the 11th consecutive year!
This week on White Coat Wednesday, Ellen Giddings, a third-year UQ-Ochsner medical student introduces us to Dileep Mandali, the outgoing president of OMSA (Ochsner Medical Student Association) and a UQ-Ochsner 2021 graduate.
A clinical study examining new ways of treating children with sepsis - using vitamin C and steroids alongside antibiotics - could save children’s lives around the world.
Held on the first Friday of June, Crazy Socks 4 Docs day aims to break down the stigma around mental health in doctors by making it okay not to be okay.
