Resolution and Grievance Procedure ICOM recognizes the need for students to voice grievances and to seek resolution to problems, disagreements with faculty/administrators, or interpretations of institutional policy. ICOM also recognizes the responsibility of the student to express their concerns in a professional and ethical manner. Concerns may involve course grades, promotion, behavioral issues, financial concerns … Read More
Behavioral and Physical Health Services ICOM recognizes the many stressors that are present in the learning environment, and the impact these can have on one’s personal and profession life. ICOM is committed to providing Behavioral and Physical Health Services to support the student through their medical school journey. Policies relating to the physical and health … Read More
Selected applicants will be invited to participate in a virtual interview with representatives from the Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine (ICOM). The interview is a required component of the admissions process and serves as an opportunity for both ICOM and the applicant to learn more about one another. While ICOM evaluates the applicant’s qualifications and … Read More
Degrees at ICOM ICOM educates Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine who utilize a distinctive whole-person approach to healthcare, and focus on the prevention of illness and injury. ICOM also offers two concurrent programs that help doctors specialize in public health (MPH) and leadership and administrative roles (MHA). Learn more about our programs below. Doctor of Osteopathic … Read More
ICOM is required by the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, to disclose certain information to enrolled students, prospective students, parents, employees, and others. This information may also be disclosed in other ways by the College (email, mailings, publications, websites, etc.), but is also provided here for convenience. Information for ICOM is provided below, … Read More