Inclusive and innovative education, discovery and care
For more than a century, The Ohio State University College of Medicine has been a leader in innovative programs, initiatives and curriculum.
As part of one of the largest and most diverse academic medical centers in the country, the college combines interdisciplinary medical education with cutting-edge research and science-based patient care to transform the health of our communities. This page serves as a snapshot of the wonderful highlights the Ohio State College of Medicine experienced in fiscal year 2024. From our recognition in U.S. News & World Report to setting a new, multimillion-dollar record in extramural research funding, it was a tremendous year!
Addressing big challenges in health care
Carol R. Bradford, MD, MS, FACS, is a cancer surgeon–scientist turned dean of The Ohio State University College of Medicine. Here, she’s wielding the power of collaboration to tackle the toughest problems in health care.
Research with impact
Research is an integral part of what makes Ohio State such a force in the global medical community. Our investment in research and commitment to breakthrough science are how we’re developing innovative solutions for tomorrow’s health challenges.
- $477MTotal awards
- 771New awards
- 2,279Total clinical trials
- 1.2MSquare feet of research space
- No. 40Blue Ridge NIH ranking
We’re making breakthrough discoveries
Unimaginable approaches to cancer treatment
The Center for Cancer Engineering within the Pelotonia Research Center is combining the talents of engineers, scientists and cancer researchers to tackle uncharted cancer treatment advances.
Research tackles mental health epidemic on massive scale
An unprecedented mental health research study is examining the roots of mental illness and new approaches to treatment in all 88 Ohio counties.
Education that inspires
With an innovative curriculum, world-class faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, we are preparing our learners to meet the challenges of the continually evolving field of medicine.
- 2,447Undergraduate students
- 421Master's students
- 377PhD students
- 889MD students
- 31Degree programs
We’re training tomorrow’s health care leaders
Preparing tomorrow’s scientists
Expanding physician scientist research training programs and securing competitive mentorship funding supports early-career researchers and faculty. This enables teams to collaborate, advance discovery and tackle health care challenges.
Interprofessional education provides “necessary skill set”
Through a unique education program, students across Ohio State’s health sciences colleges collaborate in cross-disciplinary teams to better understand one another’s roles, competencies and perspectives, to ultimately shape the care they provide to patients.
Care to empower healthier lives
As one of America’s top-ranked academic medical centers, our mission is to improve health in Ohio and across the world through innovations and transformation in research, education, patient care and community engagement.
- 60,559Patient admissions
- 3.2MOutpatient visits
- 136,741Telehealth visits
- 10Community events offered through the Office of Health Equity
- 3K+Class attendees at the Healthy Community Center
- 2,700Patients served in 4,100 free clinic visits
We’re improving the health of our communities
Creating new hope for neurological disorders
Ohio State neurologist Benjamin Segal, MD, is on the forefront of research that will not only slow the progression of neurological disorders, but also potentially reverse damage that’s already been done.
Helping wounded veterans experience life with less pain
Ohio State is home to one of the nation’s leading military medicine programs, combining the skills of surgeons, physicians, mental health specialists and others to offer relief for the visible and invisible wounds of military veterans like Shane Jernigan.
The size and scope to do more at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
Train at one of the nation’s largest academic health centers.
- 22,800+Employees
- 2,767Faculty
- 2,013Physicians
- 1,018Residents and fellows
- 5,139Nursing staff
- 20Clinical departments
- 8Basic science departments
- 45+Center and institutes
- 7Hospitals
Recognized leadership by U.S. News & World Report
Tier 1 for Research
Tier 2 for Primary Care
Number 8 for Physical Therapy Doctorate
Number 11 for Occupational Therapy Doctorate
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Excellence in residency programs per Doximity
State-of-the-art Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Center
