Health Sciences | The College of Idaho

This program will challenge you to:

Live a healthy, active lifestyle.
Provide a strong foundation in nutrition as well as human anatomy and physiology.
Prepare for graduate study or career opportunities in the health sciences.
Learn lifelong skills in lab and activity courses offered through the department.

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Isabela Lete and Hailey Woods pose in front of an ambulance at the Salmon River Emergency Clinic in Stanley, Idaho.

C of I interns part of lasting legacy at Stanley medical clinic

August 10, 2018

In 1975, Marie Osborn would ride into the Salmon River Emergency Clinic in Stanley, Idaho on the back of a snowmobile. Inspired to open the clinic three years earlier in 1972 to fill the need for medical services in outback Idaho, she became known to the population in Stanley for both her love of the outdoors and her commitment to providing 24/7 emergency care. Starting with Marie’s son, Dr. John Osborn ‘79, the clinic has played host to two interns from The College of Idaho each year for the past several decades – a legacy that has become one of the College’s best known internship opportunities among students pursuing careers in the medical field.

Why C of I: Ben CeccerelliDo something great!

Student Ben Ceccerelli says a liberal arts education at the C of I is the best undergraduate experience a student can get.

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Why C of I: Ben CeccerelliDo something great!