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Applications are open for the 2024 LEADER program! Apply by 11/3/23.

Laura Case, PT, DPT, MS, PhD, PCS, C/NDT, is an associate professor of Orthopaedic Surgery and a core faculty member in the Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy program.

DCLP was founded by in 2010 to help expand leadership capacity within Duke Health. In recognition of our shared missions, the program is run by the School of Medicine Office for Faculty with the enthusiastic support of health system and School of Medicine leadership. Duration: 6-months, cohort-based

Duke University’s Duke Doctor of Physical Therapy Division has signed an agreement with Northeastern University to expand its Faculty Development Residency program to help prepare more highly effective PT professionals for faculty and administrative roles.

A Duke Health transplant patient decided to give back by joining OneDukeGen, the new precision medicine study that will analyze the DNA of 150,000 Duke patients and research study participants.

Cait Elizabeth Hamele Greene Molecular Genetics and Microbiology Nicholas Heaton, Ph.D. 9/8/2023 Single-Cell Technologies and Single-Cycle Viruses as Tools to Understand and

Each summer before the start of the Fall semester, I try to find time to reflect on the previous year, the highs and lows, and the ways in which I’ve engaged (effectively or not) with students and faculty. Most of my top 10 CliftonStrengths fall squarely within Strategic Thinking, so naturally, I also make time to plan and prepare for OBGE’s new projects for the incoming academic year.

In this month’s “On the Scene”, Dr. Beth Sullivan, Associate Dean for Research Training, looks to the new academic year, welcomes the incoming 1st year biomedical PhD students, highlights some of our students and faculty, and discusses key partnerships between OBGE and the SOM research community.

My name is Tesakiah Harjo, and I am THAT physician assistant (PA) student you always worry you might end up being. I generally did well in school, and then PA school hit me like a brick wall. I never really had to study in undergrad. I always did well on exams and was lucky enough to get into Duke on my first try. At the beginning of preclinical year, I expected to have to put in the work, but I did not foresee the struggles I would face – and ultimately, overcome.