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The vision for the College of Dental Medicine is to be known and respected for service, innovation, clinical excellence and interprofessional education.
We are practitioners of the healing arts defining the standard for excellence in optometric education and vision care.
Our D.O. medical school is nationally ranked and recognized for a reputation of excellence in rural medicine and family healthcare. UPIKE’s osteopathy program gives you a clear path to success in the medical field.
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Kentucky College of Osteopathic Medicine 147 Sycamore Street Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 (606) 218-5251 kycomadmissions@upike.edu
1.1 Program Mission
1.2 Strategic Plan
1.4a Conflict of Interest
1.4b Due Process
1.4c Confidentiality
1.4d Fiscal Management and Accountability
1.4e Code of Ethical Standards
1.5a Non-Discrimination Policy
1.6 Degree Granting Body
2.4 Accreditation Standard Complaint Policy
4.2 Security and Public Safety
5.1 Professionalism
5.2 Diversity
5.3 Safety, Health, and Wellness
5.4 Patient Care Supervision
6.3 Maximum Length of Completion
6.9 Clinical Education
6.12 COMLEX USA
7.2 Faculty Approvals at All Teaching Sites
7.8 Faculty Appointment and Advancement
8.4 Student Participation in Research and Scholarly Activity
9.1 Admissions
9.2 Academic Standards
9.3 Transfer Policy
9.4 Secure Student Recordkeeping
9.8 Mental Health Services
9.9 Physical Health Services
9.10 Non-Academic Health Professionals
9.11 Health Insurance
10.1 Osteopathic Educational Continuum
10.2 ACGME Accredited GME10.3 Osteopathic Recognition GME.
10.3 Osteopathic Recognition GME
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