Student Profile: Julia Schneider
NYITCOM student Julia Schneider has her sights set on neurosurgery, and she is wasting no time pursuing her dream. Between taking classes and studying for boards, she is busy researching the complexities of the nervous system. Her work has earned her the distinction of being named the 2018 National Student Researcher of the Year by the Council of Osteopathic Student Government Presidents. Find out more about journey.
Student Q&A: Why Landon Jackson is “Ticked Off”
Medical student Landon Jackson’s case study on how a bite from the lone star tick can trigger an allergy to meat was published in Oxford Medical Case Reports. Read more about his work.
Celebrate Black History Month
Join NYIT as it celebrates Black History Month with a series of events and exhibitions on or near campus.
Student Profile: Danny Warda
NYITCOM student Danny Warda has always loved puzzles. For him, the human body is the most intriguing puzzle, and that is why he chose to pursue a career in medicine. But after finishing medical school in Iraq, Warda realized that the ongoing war was damaging the country’s technology and education system. He knew it was time to make a change and enrolled in NYIT’s Émigré Physician Program. Read more about his journey.
NYIT Doctors are the Faces of Osteopathic Medicine
The American Osteopathic Association selected Assistant Professor Adena Leder, D.O., and alumnus Mikhail Varshavski (D.O. '14), for its most recent Doctors that DO campaign.
NYITCOM and Catholic Health Services Continue Partnership
Catholic Health Services will expand its number of seats for NYITCOM students to do medical rotations and pursue residencies and fellowships after they graduate.
Student Profile: Alyssa Weyer
Alyssa Weyer’s top medical school pick was NYITCOM at A-State not only because it was in her hometown, but the school plans to expand the number of doctors in the Delta Region—a goal that is close to her heart. Read more about her journey.
Researchers Go Toe-to-Toe With Horse Evolution
NYITCOM researchers pose a revolutionary theory on horse toe evolution.
How DNA Testing Kits Can Mislead Consumers
DNA testing kits promise to determine the likelihood of inheriting a disease, but results from these tests should be taken with a very large grain of salt, advises David Tegay, D.O.
2017 In an “Insta”
A look back at some of the best photos taken by NYIT students and faculty and staff members in 2017.
Yes, You Should Still Get the Flu Shot
Despite what you may have heard about the current flu season, it’s still a good idea to get your flu shot, advises Shane Speights, D.O.
Student Profile: Brittany May
Learn more about medical student Brittany May.