At the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM), medical students meet their first patient during their first year of school. The introduction occurs during the anatomy course, held at the Treasure Valley Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory. Working with their first patient — a donor human body — provides student physicians with an in-depth understanding of … Read More

The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine and Idaho State University committed to expanding joint degree programs and enhancing research opportunities during a press conference Monday, May 13.

For the third consecutive year, students at ICOM had an opportunity to put their anesthetics skills to the test during the College’s “Anesthesia Olympics” event.

On April 2, Mayor Robert Simison of the City of Meridian, signed a proclamation declaring April 15-21, 2024 to be “National Osteopathic Medicine Week” in the city that is home to Idaho’s first and only osteopathic medical school.

Admitted students to ICOM’s Class of 2028 gained a deeper understanding of ICOM and all that it has to offer during the College’s “Accepted Students Day” event on Friday, April 5.

A wide range of innovative research was on display at ICOM’s annual Research Conference on March 29. The event is a campus-wide celebration of the research and scholarly endeavors of the College’s students, faculty and institutional partners.

Today, the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) celebrated Match Day with its Class of 2024, as the 147 graduating physicians learned where they will complete their residency training.

The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine hosted its largest simulation event on campus on Friday, March 8. This simulated, full-scale, mass casualty incident (MCI) training exercise brought together the College’s student physicians, clinical faculty and support staff, as well as representatives from the Idaho Medical Academy, and cosmetology students from Paul Mitchell the School’s Boise … Read More

Student doctors at ICOM connected with Idaho legislators and state leaders during the College’s fifth annual “ICOM Day at the Capitol” event on Tuesday, March 5.