Scotland Health Welcomes Campbell University Medical Students for Clinical Rotations

Scotland Health is proud to welcome a new group of medical students from Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine who will spend the coming year rotating through a variety of healthcare settings and specialties. During these rotations, the students will work closely with physicians and healthcare professionals across the organization, gaining hands-on experience in patient care while preparing for residency training. 

The four third-year medical students have begun their clinical rotations at Scotland Health under the guidance of Dr. Stephen Lanuti and Dr. Jennifer Isenhour. These students will gain valuable experience in both inpatient and outpatient settings while learning firsthand about the challenges and opportunities of practicing medicine in rural communities. 

Scotland Health has maintained a longstanding partnership with Campbell University School of Osteopathic Medicine and remains committed to supporting the education and development of future healthcare providers. 

"Training the next generation of physicians is an important part of our mission," said Dr. Jennifer Isenhour. "We are honored to partner with Campbell University and provide students with meaningful clinical experiences that help prepare them for successful careers in medicine while exposing them to the tremendous impact physicians can make in rural healthcare." 

Campbell University's School of Osteopathic Medicine was founded with a mission to educate and prepare physicians who are committed to serving rural and underserved communities throughout North Carolina and beyond—a mission that closely aligns with Scotland Health's commitment to improving the health and well-being of the communities it serves. 

By providing students with real-world clinical experiences alongside experienced physicians and care teams, Scotland Health helps foster the skills, knowledge, and compassion needed to become excellent physicians.