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He Used to Teach High School. Now He’s Healing Kids.
From the classroom to the clinic, recent graduate Lucas Fornefeld, MD’25, turned his passion for helping others into a dream career in medicine.
More than medicine for Phoenix recent grad
For recent graduate Nadia Khan, MD’25, caring for others means listening, learning their stories, and building a community rooted in kindness.
Creighton and Omaha celebrate the opening of the Child Safety Center
At a special event, multiple speakers — including Omaha mayor John Ewing, Jr. — discussed the benefits that Creighton's Child Safety Center will bring to North Omaha.
Recent alumna practices caring close to home
For recent graduate Shana Ofori, MD’25, staying in Phoenix meant deepening her roots in a community she loves — and building a career that serves it.
Recent grad is grounded in service, growing in medicine
As part of Creighton’s first four-year medical class in Phoenix, Erik Steinberger, BS’13, MD’25, discovered how service and compassion can shape a physician’s path.
Creighton brings new Child Safety Center to North Omaha
Creighton's new Child Safety Center is located in the University’s recently renovated space in the Highlander Accelerator, 2112 N. 30th St.
Father and son’s ILAC trip was a lifetime in the making
This summer, a Creighton dental school alumnus and his medical-student son worked side by side, treating patients at the Institute for Latin American Concern’s clinic.
At Creighton, alumna discovered a path to life-changing research
Before her freshman year, Liana Chinen didn’t even know about research as a potential path. Creighton paved the way to that discovery and many more.
New Creighton nursing scholarship will help meet mental healthcare needs in Nebraska
A new scholarship created by the Don C. Scott Family Foundation will support nursing students with a passion for providing mental healthcare to their community.
A new scholarship is bringing more physicians and physician assistants to Phoenix
The new scholarship will boost the number of physicians and physician assistants in Maricopa County and the state at large, both of which are facing a significant shortage of healthcare providers.