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Reamer L. Bushardt, Pharm.D., PA-C, DFAAPA, tenured professor and chair of the Department of Physician Assistant Studies at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's School of Medicine, was named senior associate dean for health sciences at the GW School of Medicine and Health Sciences. 

Before a minor can access an SMHS laboratory, the policy must be reviewed, the SMHS Research Release and Facilities Access Form for Minors must be signed, a DC work permit must be obtained, and the minor must have completed laboratory safety training.

This form, along with laboratory safety training, must be completed before a visitor can access an SMHS laboratory. The form is required for all volunteers, interns, visiting scholars, and students working in any SMHS laboratory.

The GW Cancer Center is pleased to announce that Catherine Bollard, MD, has been appointed as the associate center director for translational research and innovation.

A recent clinical trial at GW showed no significant support for tamsulosin use for kidney stone passage.

A dozen medical students at the George Washington University (GW) School of Medicine and Health Sciences (SMHS) attended a town hall featuring Emmanuel Macron, president of the Republic of France.

SMHS physician assistant and physical therapy graduates are carrying on a new tradition with exceptional results: donating funds to provide white coats to incoming classes.

Using practical phrases can help facilitate better communication and emotional responses, according to Timothy E. Quill, MD, featured speaker at the Second Annual Ronald L. Ottenberg Memorial Lecture/Grand Rounds.

GW Health Network, the George Washington University’s (GW) new accountable care organization (ACO), will serve two purposes: ensuring that patients receive the highest quality care possible and that students learn how to use population health management.

Sharad Goyal was recently selected to be a member of the NRG Oncology Developmental Therapeutics Radiation Therapy Subcommittee where he will spend the next two years working with members of the committee and the National Institutes of Health to bring new drugs to clinical trials.