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Collaborative
You work as a team at Touro Nevada. Whether in your class, with other programs, or in the community, you work together toward a common goal.
Osteopathic Medicine Students
Innovative
Creativity is encouraged. You look for overall solutions, not just the single problem at hand.
CHHS White Coat Ceremony 2021
Dedicated
You have a passion for your field of choice and you have the dedication to persevere in demanding graduate programs.
PT Pediatrics Lab 2021
Close-Knit
Your bond with other students, in your own program and others, is fostered during orientation and continues with service learning opportunities for each program.
Recent News
Touro University Nevada names Dr. Andrew Priest as Campus President and Provost
“I am honored for this opportunity to lead Touro University Nevada into the future as the Campus President and Provost,” Dr. Andrew Priest
The College of Osteopathic Medicine Celebrates the Classes of 2022 During Spring Commencement
More than 170 students graduated with their Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, while more than 50 graduated with their Master’s of Science in Medical Health Sciences.
Touro Nevada Continues Its Work to Becoming More Inclusive Campus After Debuting Two New Initiatives
Aaron Ford, Nevada’s Attorney General, praised the university for its commitment to providing quality educational opportunities for students from all backgrounds.
Touro Partners with Tzu Chi Foundation to Provide Free Healthcare During Large Scale Medical Event in North Las Vegas
Touro’s students have worked multiple large-scale healthcare events, providing COVID-19 vaccines and additional primary care services to Southern Nevadans who otherwise would not be able to receive the healthcare they need.
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COVID-19 Study
Researchers at Touro University Nevada are examining the community's protection against the coronavirus. Blood donated from volunteers will be used in an experimental test to see if the volunteers have antibodies against the coronavirus.

50 Years of Touro University
Be part of our jubilee year as we celebrate milestones that have shaped our success, expanded educational opportunity and enriched society.