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�¼������ϲ� State University is launching a new medical school that will integrate clinical medicine, biomedical science and engineering, and plans to grow its partnership with the Mayo Clinic and expand the nursing workforce. ASU Health will accelerate and focus its health-related efforts to tackle the state’s urgent health care needs, now and into the future.

Northern �¼������ϲ� University is designing a new College of Medicine to prepare physicians for primary care practice in rural, underserved and Indigenous communities in �¼������ϲ�. The program will feature accessible, affordable and accelerated pathways to becoming a Doctor of Medicine at an in-state primary care practice. NAU Health will also expand the university’s leadership in nurse education through the creation of a College of Nursing and enrich health professions offerings throughout the state, doubling the number of degrees awarded by NAU in health-related fields by 2030.

The University of �¼������ϲ� plans to double the number of medical school graduates and expand its partnership with Banner Health to create a fully integrated academic medical center. The result: a higher standard of care for �¼������ϲ�ns and increased volume of medical students and graduates for our communities. The U of A will also leverage telemedicine and its extensive rural health network to help ensure health care access across the state.