Donor-endowed scholarship helps first-generation college student Julia Tran achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.
UCI’s School of Medicine wants to make sure its graduates not only know what it means, but also how to actually prepare healthy meals. For a second year, the medical school is offering a regular course in culinary medicine — basically, cooking classes with a hefty dose of nutrition education.
UCI medical students participate in a dramatic ceremony to learn where they’ll serve residencies
The Apple Distinguished School award recognizes UC Irvine School of Medicine for continued creativity and leadership in redefining medical education and clinical skills for the 21st century.
The School of Medicine has earned an Accreditation with Commendation from the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education. It is the council’s highest level of accreditation.
Quadruplet Brianna Miner, UC Irvine School of Medicine Class of 2017 graduate, receives her ceremonial hood from Dr. Mauel Porto, the obstetrician who delivered the Miner quadruplets 27 years earlier.
Nearly 100 UC Irvine medical students gathered for the spring rite, Match Day, and they are overjoyed to learn where they'll serve their residencies.
Medical students Krystal Jimenez and Miguel Alvarez-Estrada, together through college and medical school, are now engaged and hoping to be matched with family residency programs at the same hospital.
UC Irvine medical students attend an exhibit of fellow students' art work, created as part of the School of Medicine's effort to incorporate the humanities and arts into its programs.
UC Irvine medical student Kelley Butler explains why helping drug users stay disease-free is important.
Sue Ahearn, director of the School of Medicine's Clinical Skills Center, says her team's role is to "foster relationships" with medical students and help develop the skills that will make them better clinicians. "We have a 'can-do attitude,' " she says of her team. "I truly believe that what we do here does make a difference."
Digital ophthalmoscopes are one of many devices that are fundamentally changing the way physicians of tomorrow will practice medicine, says Dr. Warren Wiechmann, associate dean of clinical science education and educational technology for UC Irvine School of Medicine.
Fourth-year UC Irvine medical students look to the future as they learn where their careers will begin.
Ceremony for new medical students marks their first step in a journey to become doctors,
UC Irvine’s first undocumented medical student is determined to serve the Latino community.
UC Irvine School of Medicine becomes the first to integrate Google Glass into its curriculum. Wearable computing technology will transform training of future doctors.