The College of Medicine's MD program trains future physicians in the science and art of medicine. At Drexel, our medical students learn to combine cutting-edge technology with the highest level of compassion in the practice of medicine.
The MD program works closely with Drexel University's other colleges and schools as well as with the Philadelphia community. Our students have the opportunity to explore their scientific and clinical interests throughout their four years. Our long-standing partnerships with several affiliate training sites expose students to diverse patient populations and a variety of health conditions.
The program's innovative curriculum, experienced faculty and vibrant student life provide Drexel medical students with an outstanding educational experience.
News & Events
Earlier this semester, Drexel University College of Medicine hosted the 4th annual Racism in Medicine Conference (RiMC). Three College of Medicine students, Dominique Jones, Urooj Khalid and Lillien Socorro served as the Executive Planning Coordinators, overseeing all planning operations of the conference.
Drexel University College of Medicine welcomed 260 new medical students during its annual White Coat Ceremony on Friday, Aug. 10, at the Kimmel Center. The ceremony is celebrated by med schools across the country and is an important first step for future physicians as they receive the traditional symbol of clinical care and service — the white coat.
John McCormick and Ryan Rothman, both second-year medical students in Drexel University’s College of Medicine, share a medical tie — McCormick was saved by a stem cell donation, and Rothman recently donated his stem cells to save someone else.
Philadelphia magazine recently published its annual list of the region's "Top Doctors." The list of physicians, who were chosen by their peers, can be found in the May issue of the magazine. The issue also features essays by two Drexel University College of Medicine faculty members. Assistant Professor of Medicine Kevin F. D’Mello, MD, writes about the need to be honest about making mistakes, and Assistant Professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology Damien Croft, MD, MPH, writes about the need to have empathy for the realities patients are facing. (May 03, 2018)