Geisel School of Medicine

About Us:
The Audrey and Theodor Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, recognized in 1797, endeavor to enhance the lifestyles of the individuals. It provides benefits to the students, patients, and global communities. The School creates healthier communities through enhancements in research, education and patient care. As it is one of the America's best Medical schools, the university is committed to creating physicians who will help to solve challenging problems in the community.

This is the fourth oldest medical school in the nation and produced many advancements and developments in education, research and medical practice. This includes

• The first clinical X-ray in America
• The first multispecialty intensive care unit
• The first comprehensive examination in US medical practice
• The groundbreaking national model, which improves serious mental illness
• The first Center for Health Care Delivery launched in 2010, and a Master's in Health Care Delivery Science degree
• The role of RNA in prion diseases

Leaders in education, research & health delivery

• The university funds 70% of the student research activity.
• The university recognizes the research excellence in genetics, Bioinformatics, cancer, cystic fibrosis, and in many disciplines.
• Transforming work in international health, and providing as one of a healthcare educational institutions in the world selected to help restore and re-design the techniques for teaching doctors and researchers in Kosovo and Rwanda.

Research
At the university provides excellence in teaching, clinical care, the Geisel university at Dartmouth is also a research institution. Also the grants and awards offered to the institution is also doubled. Nowadays, the total research funding is $137 million, which records for more than 70 % of the Dartmouth's complete analysis action.

Geisel School of Medicine Degree Programs :

Medicine

Video Presentation

Geisel School of Medicine's New Name: What it means to students, faculty at Dartmouth

Students and faculty at the Audrey & Theodor Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth talk about the School's new name and what the naming and support means to them. The students and faculty also reflect on the Geisels' life-changing work in children's literacy and wellness through the books of "Dr. Seuss" and how the difference they've made connects naturally with the medical school's focus on improving lives. Theodor "Ted" Seuss Geisel graduated from Dartmouth in 1925 and his wife, Audrey, was a nurse, and now continues to lead the inspiring work of Seuss Enterprises.