On behalf of Student Government Association, you are invited to the Physician Panel on Dealing With Patient Death. Upon receiving feedback from third and fourth year students, SGA wanted to plan this event to help students better prepare for dealing with the loss of a patient. The physicians participating on the panel represent a variety of specialties and will share their experiences and answer questions from students.

An important invite for faculty and staff: Training in opioid prevention including the use of naloxone for the purpose of preventing death from an opioid overdose. Presented by New York Harm Reduction Educators, Junior Bazile, MD, MPH, Program Director. Upon completion of the session you will receive a Certificate of Completion and a kit.

Please join us as we recognize our Veterans who have helped fight for our liberties.

TouroCOM Classes 2020 and 2021, AMA and Cardiology Section-IMSO are excited to announce a CPR and Narcan training. If you found someone collapsed on the street, would you know what to do? Dr. Colbourne will be there to talk about the basics of layperson CPR, and Narcan use. As we all know our country is in the midst of an opioid epidemic. Narcan (Nalaxone) is an antidote to opiate overdose, and has the potential to save countless lives.

Free Health Fair! Presented by the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine, TouroCOM Community Affairs Department, American Medical Association, Sigma Sigma Phi, and Touro College of Pharmacy.

Help the local community by volunteering for the Food Pantry at the First Corinthian Baptist Church.

Creative Arts in Medicine (CAIM) and SOMA would like to invite you to our "Art & Medicine" talk with Dr. Rob Zachow, PhD, M1 Course Director from Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.

Public Health & Social Justice Club is sponsoring a Rite Aid flu shot clinic at the TouroCOM Middletown Campus!

Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Interest Group is happy to be hosting "A Career in PM&R" talk by Dr. Michelle Stern (Jacobi Medical Center) to expose first and second year students to the field. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation is an innovative, exciting field that most students will not get much exposure to until third or fourth year.