Rachel Freeman 4/27/26 Rachel Freeman 4/27/26

OCOM Launches “From Plate to Patient: Empowering Future Physicians Through Evidence-Based Nutrition”

From Plate to Patient reflects the program’s core philosophy: that what happens at the table directly impacts outcomes in the exam room. Through this initiative, students move beyond theory—learning how to translate nutrition science into meaningful, patient-centered care that supports prevention, treatment, and long-term wellness.

Rachel Freeman 4/7/26 Rachel Freeman 4/7/26

OCOM Hosts 2nd Annual Research Symposium Showcasing Student Innovation and Scholarly Excellence

Rachel Freeman 12/18/25 Rachel Freeman 12/18/25

Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine Announces Clinical Affiliation with Orlando Rehabilitation Hospital

Rachel Freeman 12/11/25 Rachel Freeman 12/11/25

Orlando Health Sciences University Renamed to Honor Drs. Kiran and Pallavi Patel, Cementing Future as a World-Class Institution

Rachel Freeman 11/13/25 Rachel Freeman 11/13/25

Samuel Merritt University Announces New Guaranteed Interview Partnership with OCOM, Expanding Pathways for MBS Students

Rachel Freeman 11/3/25 Rachel Freeman 11/3/25

OCOM & Orlando: A Powerful Partnership for Aspiring Physicians

Rachel Freeman 9/15/25 Rachel Freeman 9/15/25

OCOM Welcomes 144 New Student Doctors at Its Second White Coat Ceremony

Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine recently held its annual White Coat Ceremony, welcoming 144 new student doctors in the Class of 2029.

Rachel Freeman 8/4/25 Rachel Freeman 8/4/25

Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine Welcomes Class of 2029

Rachel Freeman 7/24/25 Rachel Freeman 7/24/25

Orlando Health Horizon West Hospital Gifts Medical Equipment to OCOM

Rachel Freeman 7/23/25 Rachel Freeman 7/23/25

Florida Poly–OCOM to launch accelerated pathway to medical degree

In a bold move to address physician shortages and expand access to high-quality medical training, Florida Polytechnic University and the Orlando College of Osteopathic Medicine (OCOM) announced a new program that will allow students to earn both Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degrees in just six years.