Rush Medical College
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Rush Medical College is an esteemed medical school situated in Chicago, Illinois. Founded in 1837, it has a rich history of educating future physicians and holds the distinction of being one of the oldest medical schools in the Midwest.
History[edit | edit source]
Rush Medical College has undergone several significant affiliations and changes throughout its history:
- In 1887, it became the Medical Department of Lake Forest University.
- From 1898 to 1942, the college was affiliated with the University of Chicago.
- The college suspended its operations from 1942 to 1969.
- In 1972, it became affiliated with Rush University, forming a robust collaboration that continues to this day.
Academic Offerings[edit | edit source]
Rush Medical College offers the Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree program, preparing students for successful careers in medicine. The rigorous curriculum is complemented by hands-on clinical experience, ensuring graduates are well-equipped to serve their communities.
Affiliated Hospitals and Health Systems[edit | edit source]
The college has had historic affiliations with several renowned institutions. Its current major clinical partner is Rush University Medical Center, providing students with a comprehensive clinical training environment.
Mission[edit | edit source]
Rush Medical College's mission revolves around excellence in medical education, patient care, and research. The institution fosters an environment that emphasizes compassionate care, ethical practice, and lifelong learning.
Conclusion[edit | edit source]
With its storied past and commitment to shaping healthcare leaders of the future, Rush Medical College remains a cornerstone of medical education in the state of Illinois.
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