At the Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine, you’ll transform into a physician leader adept at crafting sustainable solutions, advancing individual and community health, and driving systemic improvements in healthcare.
Why an M.P.H?
Educational Community
Work closely with other healthcare professionals in our cohort-style model.
Experiences
Stand out in residency interviews with transformative internships and capstone projects though numerous community partnerships.
Become a Leader
Elevate your career with the PLDP’s unique opportunities and mentorship.
Timeline
Years 1-3 M.D. Curriculum
Deepen your medical expertise, setting the stage for leadership.
Year 4 Graduate Degree Year
Pursue focused M.P.H. studies in addition to research, internships, or clinical electives
Year 5 Dual-Degree Completion
Finish your M.D. studies and graduate with your M.P.H., ready to be a public health leader.
“Completing an M.P.H. during medical school at Wright State is one of the best educational decisions I have ever made. Now, I have a strong public health foundation that will help me become a well-informed physician leader.”
Kristy Waters, M.D.’26, M.P.H ‘25
United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Award
Each year, the Boonshoft School of Medicine nominates one outstanding graduating medical student who has positively impacted public health in our community.
The Excellence in Public Health Award nominee is a student who advances public health and exemplifies the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps mission to protect, promote, and advance the health and safety of our Nation.
