During the Western Pennsylvania Regional Rural Health Summit on April 16, hosted by Ģtv, Ģtv President Michael Driscoll announced that an anonymous donor who is a first-generation college graduate of Ģtv from Indiana County has gifted $1 million to Ģtv for its proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
An anonymous donor has gifted $25,000 to Ģtv for its proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
On March 25, Ģtv and Torrance State Hospital formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
Ģtv President Michael Driscoll and Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine Founding Dean Miko Rose are featured on “Our Region’s Business,” a news show jointly produced by the Allegheny Conference and Pittsburgh’s WPXI-TV.
The Center is funding the distribution of the state-wide research study “Understanding Physician Retention in Rural Pennsylvania: A Collaborative Research Study by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania, Ģtv, and AHEC (Pennsylvania Area Health Education Center)” to more than 6,500 physicians in rural practices in the Commonwealth.
Today, Ģtv Conemaugh Nason Medical Center formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
Ģtv and Penn Highlands Healthcare formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
The Fairman Family Foundation of DuBois has gifted $250,000 to Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
On February 11, Ģtv and Clarion Psychiatric Center formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
Ģtv and Indiana Regional Medical Center’s joint podcast, “Rural Health Pulse,” continues its third season with an episode featuring Byron Stauffer, executive director of the Indiana County Center for Economic Operations. The episode is a discussion about the intersection of economic and workforce development with rural health in Indiana County.
Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine has received a $250,000 gift from an anonymous donor.
Today, Ģtv and Armstrong County Memorial Hospital formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
Theodore A. Lazzaro, owner and founder of Aestique Plastic Surgery of Greensburg, Shadyside, and Wexford, has gifted $50,000 to Ģtv to establish the Dr. Theodore A. Lazzaro Scholarship for students pursuing a degree in a healthcare field.
Since Ģtv's Council of Trustees approved exploring the possible development of a college of osteopathic medicine at Ģtv in December 2022, the project has moved forward on all fronts: the founding dean and founding associate deans are in place; seven medical center and health agencies have inked clinical training affiliation agreements; and the initiative has generated some $30 million in support from federal, state, and private donors. Here's a look back at news about this exciting project during 2024.
On December 4, 2024, Ģtv and Conemaugh Memorial Medical Center formalized a clinical training affiliation agreement for students at Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine.
Miko Rose, the founding dean of Ģtv’s proposed college of osteopathic medicine, will join KDKA Newsradio host Larry Richert and Rich Fitzgerald on The Big K Morning Show on Wednesday, November 27.
