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At the West Virginia University School of Medicine, we educate health professionals, provide thousands of people with medical care, and conduct lifesaving research. Our students work side-by-side with doctors and scientists in the University's modern hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. They also have a chance to learn from professionals in practice at medical offices, clinics and hospitals across the state.

WVU medical faculty and students are at the leading edge of scientific studies of the biological process of life - and at the forefront of efforts to bring health advances to residents of West Virginia's cities and rural areas. Many graduates choose to stay in West Virginia to help meet our state's healthcare needs. Others join the most competitive residency and postdoctoral programs in the country. A WVU medical education can prepare you for whatever your future will bring.
WVU School of Medicine ranked in U.S. News "Top Ten" for rural medicine

The West Virginia University School of Medicine has been recognized as one of the top ten schools of medicine in the country for rural medicine, and placed in the top 50 for primary care. WVU made the top ten list in U.S. News & World Report's 2011 edition of "America's Best Graduate Schools."

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Sarah Knox, Ph.D., professor in the Department of Community Medicine, was recently named to the editorial board of the Journal of Cancer Science and Therapy. She also serves on the editorial board of Molecular Psychiatry.
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Labor Day Recess
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MS2 Orientation
Nov
9
HSC Rural Health Fair
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