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Michigan State University Flint Area Medical Education
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About Michigan State University Flint Area Medical Education
Michigan State University Flint Area Medical Education is a clinical training and medical education site affiliated with Michigan State University, located in Flint, Michigan. This site supports medical student training, residency programs, and clinical education in partnership with healthcare facilities serving the Flint metropolitan area. Enrollment, completion, and retention figures for this individual site are not separately reported in current IPEDS data.
No specific programs are individually listed for this site in available records. Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine and College of Osteopathic Medicine both use regional campuses and clinical sites throughout Michigan, and the Flint Area Medical Education site is expected to support clinical rotations, graduate medical education, and related health professions training.
Flint is a city in Genesee County in east-central Michigan with significant public health and healthcare workforce needs. MSU's medical education presence in Flint reflects a commitment to training physicians and healthcare professionals in underserved communities and supporting local health system capacity.
One Hurley Plaza, Flint, MI 48503
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