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Dr. Alan Kadish, President of Touro University, announced the formal appointments of Dr. Tami Hendriksz, as Campus Provost and Chief Academic Officer, as well as continuing in her role as Dean and Chief Academic Officer of the College of Osteopathic Medicine, and Mr. Newman J. Hoffman, J.D. as Chief Executive Officer and Vice President of Touro University California (TUC).

Born and raised in Vallejo, Destany Habte Michael, a local medical student, is using every step of her education to give back to the city that raised her.

Andre Ailoje’s real-life story puts most fiction to shame. Born in Angola to a diplomat, Ailoje’s family fled the civil war, moving from Africa to China, to the U.K., and finally settling in the U.S. After suffering a debilitating stroke, Ailoje’s father could no longer work, thrusting the family into financial peril.

The California Epidemiologic Investigation Service (Cal-EIS) Fellowship is a prestigious program offered by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH). Designed for emerging public health professionals, it provides hands-on training in applied epidemiology, preparing fellows to tackle pressing public health challenges in California.

The Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine (TUCOM) Class of 2025 just matched into some of the most competitive and prestigious residency programs in the country — and we couldn’t be prouder!

Dr. Rizza Alcaria spent the first decade of her career serving in corporate retail pharmacy before joining a fellow alum to manage one of his independent local pharmacies – and in doing so has returned to Vallejo to serve others.

A College of Osteopathic Medicine faculty member and program alum serves as a resource for students who each year plan and execute the Integrative Medicine Symposium.

Jennifer Tudor was an experienced nurse when she joined the new nursing program at Touro University California, where she found a pathway to leadership within her profession as well as a calling to teach future generations or nurses.

Members of the College of Pharmacy’s student, faculty, preceptor, and alumni communities came together Feb. 2 on campus for a free conference that organizers hope to replicate as they seek to connect program alumni with their alma mater.

A member of the first College of Osteopathic Medicine class to complete its entire four-year curriculum at the Mare Island Campus returned to her alma mater Jan. 26 to share her passion for medicine during the 7th Annual Integrative Medicine Symposium.