
Our duty as an institution is to populate underserved areas with physicians. I grew up in what today is an underserved community, and have felt that we needed more physicians in Idaho, and ICOM is providing that service.
ICOM is dedicated to training high-quality osteopathic physicians prepared to care for people in the Mountain West region and beyond with an emphasis on rural, underserved areas. ICOM was conceived and established to attract a well-qualified faculty and student body, as well as to have the technical and other resources necessary to effectively train physicians for 21st Century medicine.
Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine strives to be the nation's leader in training caring and expert osteopathic physicians. Interested in learning what makes ICOM different? Here are a few facts to get you started.
The Office of Admissions at the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM) hosted its annual Accepted Students Day on Friday, Nov. 10. This event invites…
Are you wondering about ICOM’s Clinical Rotations? We are hosting a virtual session with ICOM’s Assistant Dean of Clinical Affairs, Dr. Bridger, titled “Clinical Rotations…