Graduates of the Carver College of Medicine and their families and friends are invited to the college’s spring 2023 commencement ceremony on Friday, May 12.
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Claire Carmichael grew up in Oskaloosa, Iowa, watching her mother contribute to the community as a veterinarian. Now headed to Kaiser Permanente for a family medicine residency, she looks forward to returning home to serve the health needs of her hometown's people.
Jessica Roberts De Haan of Navarre, Florida, loved connecting with patients as a physician assistant. When she decided to advance her career by going to medical school, she had to figure out how to balance her studies with her service in the National Guard and her growing family. She plans to work as a medical missionary to advance global health.
Two University of Iowa faculty members have been awarded Williams-Cannon Faculty Fellowships through the Iowa Neuroscience Institute. Marie Gaine, PhD, assistant professor of pharmaceutical sciences and experimental therapeutics, and Qiang (Johnson) Zhang, MD, clinical assistant professor of neurology, will each receive $47,500 in research funding.
Meet Kyleakin Helm-Kwasny, a student of the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine Biomedical Science Program in Molecular Medicine from Bloomington, Illinois.
Lauren Bays of Kansas City, Missouri will graduate from the UI Carver College of Medicine with a Master of Clinical Nutrition in May 2023. Learn a little about Lauren, her path to nutrition science, and what she'll do next.
The Carver College of Medicine alumnus practiced internal medicine in Marshalltown for 35 years, becoming an integral member of the community with a reputation for providing thoughtful patient care.
New funding program recognizes and advances outstanding early-career faculty.
With the conventional first-line drug for early-stage bladder cancer in severe shortage, new therapies developed at Iowa are poised to lead a new wave of care.
Gerry Clancy is addressing what he calls "pandemic-informed" burnout with a plan to help health care providers enjoy their work, feel fulfilled, and stay in the game.