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The UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences (SMHS) is the exclusive medical school in North Dakota educating our doctors and health professionals.

Minnesota native Dr. Holly Geyer discusses the economics of prescription medications, opioids on television, and how the crisis has changed medical education.

Northwood Deaconess Health Center physician Dr. Erika Stein named ‘preceptor of the year’ by third-year medical students.

We offer North Dakota's only four-year doctor of medicine degree. Students spend their first two years in Grand Forks before training at clinical sites across the state.

In addition to medicine, we offer professional degrees in medical laboratory science, sports medicine, public health, physician assistant studies, and physical and occupational therapy.

Researchers specializing in epigenetics, neurodegenerative diseases, infectious disease, and health disparities conduct over $20 million of research annually. 

Donor support in recent years has helped us lower medical student debt from well above to well below the national average relative to students at other U.S. medical schools.

From our quarterly magazine North Dakota Medicine to our annual community report Vital Signs, the latest UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences publications are all online.

Celebrating 40 years, the CRH is North Dakota's State Office of Rural Health, a federally designated office that helps rural communities build their health services through collaborations with a wide range of partners.