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It ended almost as abruptly as it began. Last week, the CDC finally issued guidance that people can take off their masks. Yeah â I know itâs more complicated than that, and yep, I also know that many of you are thrashing around inside your fears on the whole thing. More Headlines
In July 2022, three newly-graduated doctors will begin their careers at Pullman Regional Hospital. Credit Courtesy of Pullman Regional Hospital In about a year, Pullman Regional Hospital will begin training new doctors interested in practicing rural medicine. The hospital and WSU have earned accreditation for a new medical residency program. Many of the post-medical school physician training programs in the U.S. are integrated into big-city hospitals, so it’s notable that a city Pullman’s size will soon join that group. Beginning in July 2022, three new medical school grads a year will co...
An 18-year-old Western Washington man has been arrested on felony rape and assault counts for allegedly sexually assaulting a 20-year-old woman in Pullman. Pullman Police arrested Matthew Gladen of Tukwila on 4 counts of 2nd degree rape and one count of 2nd degree assault with sexual motivation early Friday morning. According to Whitman County Superior Court documents Gladen was in Pullman visiting a friend who is a Washington State University student. On Wednesday night Gladen and his friend met 2 Pullman women through a social media app. The group went to the women’s College Hill apar...
May 10, 2021 Pullman Regional Hospital SPOKANE, Wash. –Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine has earned accreditation to start its first family medicine residency program in Pullman. The WSU Family Medicine Residency Program-Pullman, based at Pullman Regional Hospital, is a three-year residency training program focused in a critical-access hospital in which physician residents will have opportunities to experience the full range of family medicine practice. The program, which will welcome its first residents in summer 2022, will host three residents per year for a t...
May 4, 2021 The artworks featured on this page—selected from recent exhibitions—draw attention to the therapeutic aspects of visual, auditory, tactile, and spatial art experiences. Seeing, hearing, touching, and moving can stimulate the senses in positive ways, promoting well-being of both mind and body. For this reason, visual and performing arts programs have increasingly been implemented in hospital, caregiving, and rehabilitation settings around the country. Art & Healing Virtual Exhibitions are part of a new collaboration between the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art WSU and Pullman Reg...