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Student Wellbeing

At the Larner College of Medicine, we understand that medical school is a unique time filled with exciting and challenging new experiences. Our office seeks to promote the wellbeing of all students through dynamic and flexible resources and programming, as well as care that is accessible to all. Further, we aim to support students while also empowering them to explore their own vision of wellbeing. Our mission is guided by the tenets of Professionalism here at Larner. To build the health of our community, we are led by compassion for ourselves and for one another, and we bring kindness and respect to each of our interactions. Fostering our own wellbeing allows us to be humble and caring stewards for each other while maintaining excellence in patient care, research and education. We are committed to maintaining a learning environment that promotes equity and wellbeing amidst a spirit of collaboration. We strive to develop physicians who endeavor to integrate wellness into a profession that is dedicated to the service of others. We prioritize a supportive environment that destigmatizes seeking help, where students can safely build the skills and resilience necessary for the practice of medicine. We are proud to support the Larner community with a philosophy of responsive and approachable care.

We also invite you to visit the Larner College of Medicine Wellness Committee webpage. The Wellness Committee is a group of faculty and student-elected medical student representatives who spearhead several projects and initiatives to improve student health and wellbeing.

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Dedication to student wellness at UVM comes from many directions, with the core being a peer to peer driven support. This creates a community standard of lifting each other up to be the best we can be. It takes away day to day stresses and allows us to be better students and community members, and hopefully better doctors.

- Emily Vayda, Class of 2020

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Student Voice

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Student Interest Groups

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Academic Support

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Life in Burlington

 

YogaFlo1Above: Flo DiBiase, member of the LCOM Class of 2019, likes to practice her yoga handstands on top of Mt. Mansfield. You can also practice yours at  free yoga classes every Wednesdays, hosted by the Yoga student interest group!

 

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Director of Student Well-being

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Lee Rosen, Ph.D.
Director of Student Well-being

Email: Email Dr. Lee Rosen
Phone: (802) 656-3750
Fax: (802) 656-9377
Meet with Dr. Rosen; visit the Medical Student Services Bookings Page...

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Leigh Ann Holterman, Ph.D
Assistant Director of Student Well-Being

Email: Email Dr. Holterman

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