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Two women smile while holding red signs indicating their medical residency matches. One sign reads "CHLA - Pediatrics" and the other reads "AltaMed - Family Medicine. WesternU COMP and COMP-Northwest ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s top tier for primary care
A group of people wearing white coats raise black medical bags over their heads while standing in a row inside an auditorium, smiling and facing forward, with an audience visible in the background. WesternU COMP-Northwest welcomes the DO Class of 2028
CHS-Northwest students stand in their white coats to say the pledge of commitment. WesternU College of Health Sciences-Northwest welcomes new class of physical therapy students
A healthcare professional operates an eye examination machine for a young child while an adult stands beside the child in a medical room. WesternU Eye Care Institute provides life-altering myopia progression management care
A group of five medical professionals in lab coats and gloves engage in a discussion in a laboratory setting, surrounded by shelves with equipment and supplies. WesternU COMP professor receives NIH grant to study potential protections against TB meningitis
A bald man with a gray beard, wearing a brown suit and tie, sits on the edge of a desk in an office near a window, surrounded by green plants. WesternU selects Dr. John Tegzes as College of Veterinary Medicine Dean
Dr. Mandilin Hudson and Beth Concepción sitting at a table, smiling. One woman on the right is signing a document while the other woman watches. Flowers are visible on the table. WesternU COMP-Northwest welcomes new graduate pathway program for Linfield University students interested in osteopathic medicine
A woman with long hair sits at a desk, smiling, with a magazine and a notebook in front of her. The background shows a large window and a plant. WesternU COMP alumna Lisa Warren, DO ’01, named COMP and COMP-Northwest Dean
Poster for the Global Wildlife Data Sharing Conference hosted by PNNL. The event focuses on wildlife data harmonization for enhanced One Health security. Sponsors include Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Western University of Health Sciences, and Pax Sapiens. WesternU CVM professor among leaders pursuing solutions to Wildlife Data Sharing, bridging the wildlife sector with world-class science to prevent the next pandemic