July 19, 2025 - 11:33

PARKERSBURG — The West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine held its monthly Education Day on Friday at the Central West campus in Parkersburg. Since the establishment of this location over 16 years ago, the school has been dedicated to offering valuable hands-on clinical experience to medical students from various regions across the country.
Education Day is designed to enrich the students' learning through practical exposure. Participants engage in a variety of activities that allow them to apply theoretical knowledge in real-world medical scenarios. This initiative not only enhances their clinical skills but also fosters a deeper understanding of patient care.
Throughout the event, students have the opportunity to interact with experienced faculty and healthcare professionals, gaining insights into the complexities of medical practice. The program highlights the school’s commitment to preparing future physicians for the challenges they will face in their careers, ensuring they are well-equipped to serve their communities effectively.
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