The Audrey and Theodor Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, founded in 1797, is one of the nation’s oldest medical schools and an enduring leader in medical innovation and research. Rooted in its mission to address global health challenges through discovery and education, Geisel is committed to developing leaders in medicine, science, and healthcare delivery who improve lives both locally and globally. With strengths in genetics, population health, cancer research, and healthcare delivery science, Geisel faculty lead the way in medical advancement, including Nobel Prize-winning work in genetics.

Geisel fosters a deep sense of community and collaboration that extends across Dartmouth College and Dartmouth Health. The School is particularly distinguished by its commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship, experiential learning, and strong mentorship. These values create a powerful foundation for nurturing physicians and scientists who are prepared to tackle today’s most complex health issues with creativity, compassion, and rigor.