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Located in Aurora, CO, the medical school is part of the University of Colorado. Basic science and clinical opportunities for medical, physical therapy and physician assistant students can be found throughout metro area hospitals and clinics. Rural health experiences are available around the state.
The medical school is home to approximately 2,300 fulltime and 2,800 volunteer faculty members. In addition to educating students and participating in research, faculty assume considerable responsibility for patient care.
The school sits on Anschutz Medical Campus, the nation's newest health care campus which fosters collaboration among students, researchers and clinicians.
The School of Medicine curriculum is divided into four phases: Essentials Core (Phases I and II), Clinical Care and Advanced Studies. Basic science and clinical opportunities for medical students are located throughout the Denver area in a number of labs, hospitals and clinics.
The Child Health Associate - Physician Assistance program is a three-year curriculum designed to prepare graduates to provide comprehensive medical care for people of all ages, emphasizing the care of infants, children and adolescents.
This program offers an entry-level Doctor of Physical Therapy as part of a professional program that educates graduates to assume the diverse roles of clinical practitioner, patient manager, teacher, researcher, administrator, consultant and advocate.
This rigorous, multidisciplinary training educates students in clinical medicine and biomedical research, resulting in combined M.D./Ph.D. degrees. The student body numbers more than 50 working in eight graduate departments.
This degree program is a partnership between University of Colorado Denver's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and the School of Medicine in which a handful of students from broadly diverse backgrounds receive a reserved seat in Medical School.