OHSU selects new Executive Vice President and Chief People Officer
Angela Sklenka has more than 20 years of extensive experience in human resources with a special focus on elevating organizational culture.
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OHSU is a leader in comprehensive gender-affirming care across the lifespan
December 21, 2017
Skilled clinical care and an inclusive environment are key to the growth of OHSU's Transgender Health Program.
Reflections following World AIDS Day 2017: Research brings hope
December 04, 2017
Research groups have made progress in developing vaccines with a strong antibody response to HIV.
Standing with our graduate students
December 01, 2017
A federal tax bill that has passed the U.S. House would end the tax waiver for graduate students, increasing their tax load to the point that students could no longer continue their studies.
National Rural Health Day: Education’s role in meeting the expanding health care needs of rural communities
November 16, 2017
Addressing the importance of rural health care needs is important in coming together as a medical community and nation,
On Veterans Day: ‘It’s an honor to serve them back’
November 10, 2017
Caring for veterans continues to be an important part of OHSU School of Medicine Dean Sharon Anderson's work.
Statement on OHSU President Joe Robertson's retirement
October 19, 2017
The OHSU Foundation thanks Joe Robertson, M.D., M.B.A., for his vision and passion during his tenure as president.
Statement on mass shooting in Las Vegas
October 02, 2017
OHSU President Joe Robertson shares thoughts on the shooting in Las Vegas.
All hemorrhaging stops … doesn’t it?
September 25, 2017
As our politicians wrestle with the challenges of how to structure our health care system, it is important to recognize how much is being achieved.
Senate health care bill, physicians and shame
September 22, 2017
Some physicians express anguish, horror and shame as they watch congress wrestle with health care reform.