TAHLEQUAH – Since its official opening a year ago, the OSU College of Osteopathic Medicine at the Cherokee Nation has not only been training new doctors, but engaged the local community in hopes of inspiring a new generation.
ìThe partnership between the Cherokee Nation and OSU is about more than training doctors during their four years of medical school,î OSUCOM interim dean Dr. Natasha Bray said. ìWe have a shared mission to be part of communities, to inspire school-age children to pursue care...