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HMS students Noor M.R. Beckwith 11, Omar Abudayyeh, and Jay Kumar and teaching assistant Adam Frange, founders of the Harvard Medical Student Review, pose together for the launch of the online journal.
The Harvard Medical Student Reviewa new, online student-run and peer-reviewed medical journalwill launch Monday under the leadership of Harvard Medical School, Harvard Dental School, and students and staff from the Harvard School of Public Health.
The founders of the Review include Medical School students Noor M. R. Beckwith 11, Omar Abudayyeh, and Jay Kumar and Medical School teaching assistant Adam Frange. The founders said that the review will provide a forum for students to discuss current issues in health and medicine.
Abudayyeh, a second-year student at the Medical School, said that there are such vibrant debates in the halls of our school with no outlet for students to express them.
The journal aims to provide a platform for students ideas, said Kumar, a second-year student at the Medical School.
The Reviews content will include narratives, reflections on medical school and patient experiences, paintings, case reports, and articles on research and global health initiatives.
In medicine, writing has not been encouraged as formally, said Beckwith, a second-year student at the Medical School. The journal provides a new space to make writing a larger part of the student experience.
The founders said that they discovered that the Harvard administration was supportive of their efforts to launch the journal.
This journal will allow the world to know what the next generation of physician and physician scientists are talking about, Nancy E. Oriol, the Medical School Dean for Students and a member of the Review's advisory board, wrote in an e-mail to The Crimson.
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WORCESTER While facing a $54 million budget shortfall for next fiscal year, the University of Massachusetts last month hiked the salary of medical school chancellor Michael F. Collins by more than $60,000 a year, almost a 12 percent raise.
The three-year contract signed Feb. 14 by Collins and outgoing University of Massachusetts president Jack Wilson raises the chancellors annual base salary and deferred compensation from $524,300 to $585,290.
Under the deal, Collins will no longer get a separate $32,000-a-year housing allowance and is required to live rent-free in the furnished and remodeled Grenon House on Flagg Street. The five-bedroom, four-bathroom home has an assessed value of $736,600 and is owned by the University of Massachusetts Foundation, city property records show.
University officials said the chancellors new base salary takes into account the loss of his housing allowance and the tax liability created by the free housing arrangement. The Internal Revenue Service considers such an arrangement taxable income. Medical school officials have declined to disclose the value of the housing arrangement.
Edward Keohane, a medical school spokesman, said Collinss take-home pay did not change under the new contract when considering the loss of his cash housing allowance and the tax implications of getting a house in which to live.
Collins had not received a pay raise since university trustees elected him chancellor in September 2008, Keohane said.
The chancellors pay increase stands in contrast to 2 percent raises negotiated late last year with some union workers at the medical school and with a previous salary freeze for all university employees earning $120,000 a year or more.
In announcing that pay freeze two years ago, Wilson noted, We are living at a time when few people are seeing their financial circumstances improve and most are happy to preserve what they have as we ride out the current fiscal and economic storm.
The university president was unavailable for comment, said spokesman Robert P. Connolly.
Our main point is that, during this time of transition, the university believed it was important to ensure Dr. Collinss continued leadership at UMass Medical School, Connolly said. Robert L. Caret, president of Towson University in Maryland, is to take over for Wilson in July.
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From left to right, Dr. Time Langford, Mr. Charles Luter, Dr. Charles L. Welch, Mr. Dan Pierce, Mr. Howard Slinkard, Mr. Ron Rhodes at the Board of Trustees meeting Friday.
An osteopathic medical school is finally on the horizon for Arkansas State University after approval from the Board of Trustees Friday.
According to a recently released study, an osteopathic medical school would help meet the demand for primary care physicians in the Delta and have an initial economic impact of about $70 million in the northeastern part of the state.
The feasibility study was conducted by Tripp Umbach, a nationally recognized health care and economic development consulting firm based in Pittsburgh.
ASU will partner with the New York Institution of Technology for the development of Arkansas first osteopathic medical school, according to the Board of Trustees resolution 14-06.
NYIT currently operates a college of osteopathic medicine and ASUJ will enter into a formal agreement with NYIT for the establishment of a branch campus of the College of Osteopathic Medicine with the first class of students anticipated to enroll in August 2016.
The Delta region is one of the most (medically) under-served regions in the United States, ASU President Charles Welch said.
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The Buffalo School Board has decided to hire a local architectural firm to do a feasibility study and preliminary design for the proposed Medical Campus HighSchool.
But there is still some confusion as to whether that school will open in time for the 2014-15 school year as originally planned.
Board member John Licata, who last year introduced the idea of creating the school, said that without building aid from the state Education Department, it would cost the district about $6 million to make upgrades to the vacant School 8 building at Masten Avenue and East Utica Street. The state already has informed the district it will not get building aid for School 8.
Thats a pretty high price tag for us, Licata said.
Given that, there was no reason to move forward with the feasibility study,Licata said.
The study, to be done by Young & Wright Architectural on Seneca Street,would determine if the program could be properly housed atSchool 8and the potential costs associated with running it.
Licatasuggested the $49,762 contractfor the studybe withdrawn because it was unlikely the school would open by fall.
My feeling was to pull it and not spend the money, he said. Pull the feasibility study while were still trying to figure out funding.
That would alsogive school officials more time to plan.
But Superintendent Pamela C. Brown refused to withdraw the contract, saying school officials need to have further discussion as to whether School 8 will be used for the program.
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University police officer Staci Simpson came to the SGA meeting on Tuesday to inform the SGA of ways they can keep their bikes from being stolen. The information was given in regards to the recent increase in bike thefts.
Vice Chancellor of University Advancement Jason Penry spoke to SGA senators Tuesday night about the benefits of adding an osteopathic medical school to the A-State campus.
Penry said an osteopathic medical school would be a positive addition to the offerings of ASU-Jonesboro because of the educational opportunities it would present for students and the increased health care coverage it would provide for the Jonesboro region.
Health care access is much needed without question, Penry said. Adding a medical school on campus will increase the amount of local physicians and increase the accessibility of healthcare.
The economy of Jonesboro would be be boosted as well, Penry said. Over the next 10-15 years, the local economy could be the beneficiary of as much as $90 million in revenue from the proposed medical school.
Through the medical school, ASU students would have a direct line to becoming professional physicians. The construction of a medical school would open more doors for Arkansan and Delta region students who aspire to become doctors, according to Penry.
For every 10 students who apply for medical school, only one is accepted, Penry said. The limited number of medical schools in the country means that an A-State medical school could be a major addition to the osteopathic educational system.
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Title: Program Manager Location: Hanoi, Vietnam Start Date: April 2014
The Harvard Medical School AIDS Initiative in Vietnam (HAIVN) is a collaboration between Harvard Medical School and its affiliated hospitals that seeks to increase the quality and quantity of health professionals working in HIV and related diseases in Vietnam. Through collaborations with the Vietnam Ministry of Health (MOH), Vietnam Administration for AIDS Control (VAAC), and Vietnamese medical universities in clinical training and mentoring, training in educational methods, health system improvement, and implementation research, we seek to build a sustainable high-quality healthcare work force.
HAIVN emphasizes country ownership of both program design and implementation, strategic coordination of international donors and development partners, and long-term sustainability
Overall Responsibilities:
HAIVN seeks an experienced physician and public health specialist to serve as Program Manager in our Hanoi office. The Program Manager will work closely with the in-country Medical Director and alongside the technical staff to design, implement, monitor, and evaluate HAIVN projects towards successful implementation and achievement of the project objectives. This is a senior position in the Hanoi office.
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Please send curriculum vitae and cover letter in English to Ms. Dang Trang Kieu at kieutrang@haivn.org by March 26, 2014
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