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Designed to produce exceptional physicians who understand what drives health and disease.

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Our innovative curriculum utilizes evidence-based teaching methods to promote effective and efficient student learning.

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The 20-acre state-of-the-art campus features world-class facilities for health science research and discovery.

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Central to the curriculum, placing the individual, family, and community as the focus of medicine.

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Melissa Davide
Voices of HMSOM: Davide’s Dedication to Women’s Wellness, Sexual Medicine
The labor was long, and into the third hour the mother-to-be was still giving maximum effort. The medical professionals in the room were with her every moment. For Melissa Davide, medical student on her obstetrics-gynecology (OB-GYN) clerkship, the task was physically and mentally demanding, too: she held the patient’s leg, provided steady positioning every two minutes, and offered constant encouragement as the pushing continued on and on.
NJ HS students at the School of Medicine
NJ High Schoolers Get Taste of Medicine at Hackensack Meridian Health
New Jersey high school students got a taste of medicine - specifically medical careers - in a recent program at the Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine.
Mason Henrich
Voices of HMSOM: Henrich Fuses Art and Science to Heal
Physician-to-be Mason Henrich draws from creative and analytical origins to optimize surgical acumen with humanistic care.
Stevens Partnership Bioengineering
HMSOM, Stevens Partnership Bioengineering the Future Through Students
Garrison Allen, third-year Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine student, recently shared his academic journey: from chemical engineering as an undergraduate, to U.S. Food and Drug Administration research in a postbaccalaureate fellowship, to medical school - and now a unique combination of all that know-how to innovate for the future.