ATSU-SOMA

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The Wright Center is privileged to serve as a training and educational site for medical school students and physician assistants through a strong partnership with A.T. Still University (ATSU) of Health Sciences, the founding institution of osteopathic healthcare.

ATSU, which is a leading health sciences university, consists of three campuses (Mesa, Arizona; Santa Maria, California; and Kirksville, Missouri). These learning environments include residential and online healthcare-related graduate degrees as well as community-based partnerships worldwide.

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Aspiring physicians from A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona (ATSU-SOMA) spend their first two years on campus in Mesa, Arizona, followed by two years doing clinical rotations at a Community Health Center, such as The Wright Center for Community Health, where they can learn to become selfless healers devoted to community service and equitable healthcare access.

In August 2020, The Wright Center welcomed its first incoming class of 11 medical school students from Arizona to Scranton, Pennsylvania. Today, The Wright Center consists of 14 medical school students who are completing their education in our clinical learning environments.

This shared learning model came about thanks to ATSU-SOMA’s partnership with the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) and is part of the school’s dedication to preparing service-minded students to meet the healthcare needs of society by placing them in medically underserved areas for their training.

在与 ATSU 和 NACHC 开展的这一令人兴奋的合作基础上，莱特中心最近又成为了攻读该校硕士学位学生的学习和培训设施。 中央海岸助理医师项目.首批八名助理医师学生于 2022 年 9 月抵达赖特中心，开始他们的临床实践指导经历。这个为期 24 个月的寄宿项目的学员将在加利福尼亚州的 ATSU Santa Maria 进行为期一年的临床前阶段学习，然后在莱特中心或其他社区医疗中心进行为期约 35 周的临床阶段学习。

ATSU-SOMA 致力于在学习者所在的社区培养学习者，其成功的 "家乡学者"（Hometown Scholars）计划就是最好的证明--该计划针对宾夕法尼亚州东北部等地区的未来医师、牙医和助理医师进行招聘。

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The Wright Center is proud to join ATSU in renewing our local and national physician workforce and training inspired, competent doctors and other healthcare professionals. This effort was solidified when our inaugural graduating class of A.T. Still University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Arizona medical students matched at residency programs across the country, including two students joining The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education.