Service
Service is our mission.
As the North Dakota Century Code notes, our School exists not only to educate health providers but to "enhance the quality of life in North Dakota" through service.
Clinical Partnerships
A Bismarck-based family medicine clinic staffed predominantly by our UND Family Medicine Residency physicians.
A Minot-based family medicine clinic staffed predominantly by our UND Family Medicine Residency physicians.
An outpatient physical therapy clinic affiliated with the UND School of Medicine & Health Sciences and providing comprehensive care for sport, recreational, and orthopedic injuries.
Research Partnerships
Collecting information about new cancer cases, treatment, and cancer deaths in North Dakota. Data is used to monitor cancer trends, increase survival, and guide policy.
As North Dakota's State Office of Rural Health, this federal-state partnership helps rural communities build health services through collaborations with a wide range of partners across the state.
Bringing together researchers and clinicians from across the region to develop unique and innovative means of combating disease in the Dakotas.
Providing diagnostic and management services for people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD), education to the region, and data collection services related to FASD in North Dakota.
Responsible for reporting outcomes for SMHS academic departments and programs to the State, this team of researchers produces the School's Biennial Report.
North Dakota's IDeA Networks of Biomedical Research Excellence (INBRE) bolsters area research centers and colleges in the state.
Education Partnerships
Providing ACCME-approved continuing education credits for professionals of all health backgrounds.
Managed by UND's General Surgery Residency, the Center provides surgical support and coverage for rural hospitals in North Dakota.
The state's largest and busiest simulation facility, offering both clinical and hospital simulation settings for providers of all backgrounds.