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WesternU is one of the most comprehensive graduate schools for the health professions in California and in the United States. Pomona is located about 29 miles from Los Angeles where there are times when you can easily be surfing in the morning and skiing in the afternoon. This vibrant location adds to the energy and the excitement of our diverse faculty, staff, and student body – all working together to create healthier communities.

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Work side-by-side with highly acclaimed faculty and fellow health care student leaders of today and of the future. Gain critical experience in team-based healthcare where we develop strong bonds with each other and with our patients. We focus on inclusive teamwork at all levels to assure our students are prepared to provide expert, inclusive, value-based care.
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The heart of the WesternU graduate experience is preparing you to become a leading medical professional. Through cutting-edge technologies and techniques, you will learn to approach every patient as a human being – to better their lives, improve their care, and strengthen their communities. See how you can get started today.

WesternU students lead Disabilities workshops to middle and high school students during Pomona Health Career Ladder and American Indian Health Career Ladder Saturday, January 19, 2019. Workshops included how disabilities awareness, communication disorder awareness, blindness awareness, counting medications, autism awareness, hearing impairments, physical disabilities, physical therapy assistive devices, sign language, nursing and disabilities, traumatic brain injury, stroke, cardiac abnormalities and dental care, among many others. Fourth-year College of Dental Medicine students Ian Prins present to parents about dental disabilities.

Community ENGAGEMENT

Our students begin to practice with the humanistic approach long before entering their desired field. With an education based in the humanistic approach, our students learn to give back to our community.
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