LAS VEGAS (KLAS) – Las Vegas’ newest medical school achieved a significant milestone by accepting its first-ever cohort of 64 aspiring doctors.
On Friday, the students were given their first white coats during the school’s first ceremony.
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The pupils belong to the Class of 2029, with ages spanning from 21 to 33, and an average age of 24. These students hail from 14 distinct states, with the most significant numbers originating from California and Nevada.
“23% of our first class being from Nevada highlights our commitment to cultivating local healthcare leaders who are familiar with the specific requirements of our communities,” said Pedro “Joe” Greer, Jr., MD, the founding dean of Roseman University College of Medicine.
The White Coat Ceremony is a treasured event in medical training, representing students’ official start in the medical field. Every student was given a white coat and stethoscope, essential items that will support them during their medical careers as they strive to diagnose, care for, and assist patients.
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The cohort of 2029 will finish their medical training during the next four years, with graduation anticipated in the spring of 2029.
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