MSU CHM Traverse City Campus is one of seven community campuses. We provide medical students from US 10 to the Mackinaw Bridge.
Each year we have 12 medical students enter in their third year of medical school with us and also have 12 fourth years.
12/05/2020
Congratulations to LT Kyle McDonald, MSU CHM Traverse City Campus - Class of 2016 alum for the achievement of Officer of the Quarter from the Naval Mecical Center in Portsmouth Virginia. We are green and white proud of you Dr. McDonald!
11/22/2020
Traverse City’s own, Dr. Andrea Wendling!
National Rural Health Day celebrates community, creativity of healthcare workers One in five U.S. citizens, rely on a rural doctor for their and their family’s health care needs. Spartan physicians are among those serving smaller cities who are finding innovative ways to tackle challenges unique to rural health care practices.
11/19/2020
On the third Thursday of November each year, we celebrate National Rural Health Day (NRHD)! Special thanks to those who make it possible for us to serve and support the needs of our rural communities!
08/18/2020
The end of the first day of the third year is all “knotted” up!!! Thank you to our Surgery I Clerkship Director Dr. Ashley Sachtleben and Class of 2013 alumni Dr. Trevor O’Brien in helping our students at their suture clinic this evening!
08/17/2020
Electives... with so many changes in this year because of COVID-19, third years will be jumping right in for Elective 101 in today’s LCE Orientation
08/17/2020
What’s going on at the TC Campus today? First session is LCE Jeopardy, ZOOM version!
08/14/2020
With COVID-19, many medical offices have had to use the telehealth systems to reach their patients, but in rural Michigan many areas do not have broadband access to support these systems.
Kelly Hirko is an assistant professor in the Department of Epidemiology and Bio-statistics in the College of Human Medicine at the Traverse City Campus. Kelly added commentary in the Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association by talking about the disparities in health status for rural America.
https://msutoday.msu.edu/news/2020/telehealth-bridges-and-highlights-rural-health-disparities/
08/14/2020
The Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Traverse City Campus has been excited to see all of the honors this week from our campus. One more to add is Dr. Julie Ngoc Thai, MD, Class of 2017 was featured in the STFM Foundation Newsletter as "Our North Stars: Inspiration Through Our Best and Brightest". Dr. Thai talks about her path towards her career and the how becoming a family medicine physician has shaped her journey.
Congratulations Dr. Thai on all of your honors this month. The TC Campus is proud to call you one of our own!
https://stfm.cmail20.com/t/ViewEmail/j/A644C8E6445772F22540EF23F30FEDED/15D61117F497DA9DC06B463AA70A4F2C
08/14/2020
Traverse City Campus Alumni, Julie Thai, MD MPH named Michigan Family Medicine Resident of the Year! The MSU CHM Traverse City Campus is GREEN and WHITE proud of you Dr. Thai and all of your accomplishments in your career!
https://www.mafp.com/news/flint-physician-named-michigan-family-medicine-resident-of-the-year
News | Michigan Academy of Family Physicians Fewer Michigan children are currently up to date on their routine vaccines because of postponed well-child visits during the COVID-19 pandemic. That’s why family physicians are urging families to get children and teens caught up on all recommended vaccines as soon as possible.
08/13/2020
Dr. Andrea Wendling, Director of Rural Medicine for the College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University, was recently named the recipient of the National Rural Health Association’s 2020 Outstanding Educator Award. Dr. Wendling is part of the Traverse City MSU CHM Team and we could not be prouder! Please click on the link below to watch a video to see how she is changing the world in rural medicine, especially at the Traverse City Campus. Congratulations Dr. Wendling!
Andrea Wendling: Changing the world I practice in a small town in northern Michigan called Boyne City, where I've been able to work now for almost 20 years. I work with my husband, who is also a rural family doctor in a practice in our town that's associated with a critical access hospital, which is also one of MSU's rural training si...
07/22/2020
Congratulations to the 2020 Gold Humanism Honor Society inductees for the Class of 2021! We are especially proud of the Traverse City Campus members, Elise Huber and Douglas Snow! The Gold Humanism Honor Society is a sponsored program of the Arnold P. Gold Foundation, which works with health care professional to instill a culture of respect, dignity and compassion for patients and professionals.
The Traverse City Campus is green and white proud of this years inductees and can't wait to see what the future brings for them!
2020 Gold Humanism Honor Society Inductees - College of Human Medicine - Michigan State University The Gold Humanism Honor Society is dedicated to keeping health care human. Keeping health care human requires persistent and determined efforts dedicated to maintaining the human connection in modern medicine. The society is made up of like-minded individuals who support humanism in medicine, and...
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