The Clinical Experience
Learn more about the medical school clinical experience from Dr. Stuart Marcus, president of St. Vincent’s Medical Center, the school’s principal clinical affiliate.
Faculty Spotlight
For Dr. Doodnauth Hiraman, MD, medicine is not only a professional calling, it’s an honor. The emergency medicine doctor looks forward to training the next generation of medical students at Quinnipiac.
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At the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, we're redefining the educational experience for medical students. Learn more about our faculty, curriculum, facilities and vision for the future.
Our Facilities
The medical school will be housed in a state-of-the-art facility with simulation labs, examination and patient assessment rooms, high-tech classrooms, an operating room and electronic resources.
Photo Gallery
View a photo gallery of St. Vincent's Medical Center in Bridgeport, Conn., the School of Medicine's principal clinical partner.
Our Faculty
The founding faculty members of the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine are renowned researchers and experts in their respective medical specialties, but their primary focus is to teach medical students.
Our Vision
A learning community where the faculty's primary mission is to teach, where diversity and inclusivity are paramount and where cultural competence and social engagement are inherent are all part of the School of Medicine's vision.
Holistic Care
Future Quinnipiac medical students will learn about how environmental and social factors can play a role in healing.
Recruitment Events
Interested in learning more about the Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine? Attend one of our upcoming recruitment events. We're traveling to health fairs and other events across the country and hosting several information sessions on campus.
Who is Frank H. Netter?
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"As a medical illustrator, Dr. Netter provided generations of students with scientific and medical information that was simply not available before his works were widely published," said Dr. Bruce Koeppen, founding dean. A major gift from Barbara and the late Edward Netter made possible this tribute to Edward's first cousin. "Frank was known as 'Medicine's Michelangelo,' creating atlases of the human anatomy that are to this day at the center of medical education throughout the world," said Barbara Netter.
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