Fostering brilliant teachers, who educate talented students, who become the caring, knowledgeable physicians and scientists of tomorrow.

Founded in 1822, the Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at the University of Vermont is the seventh oldest medical school in the nation. Our mission is to educate a diverse group of dedicated physicians and biomedical scientists who will serve across all disciplines of medicine. Larner is a pillar of UVM’s research enterprise, consistently securing the majority of awards and research funding.

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Welcome from Dean Richard L. Page

Welcome to the Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at the University of Vermont. As the seventh oldest medical school in the nation, we take pride in our commitment to innovation in education. We invite you to explore the possibilities and embark on a transformative journey with us.

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Research

The UVM Larner College of Medicine receives $90 - 100 million annually in research funding. Researchers in laboratory, clinical, and community settings work toward a greater understanding of disease and wellness, as well as new, more effective treatments.
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Education

Our mission is to educate a diverse group of dedicated physicians and biomedical scientists. With an active-learning-based curriculum, we build students' practical skills, as well as their ability to synthesize information and think critically.
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Clinical Care

In collaboration with our UVM Health Network partners, we deliver top-tier clinical care for patients. We integrate our research and education missions into network departments, focusing on public health, population health, health services research, and value-based care.

Recent news

(Right side) orange background, text reads: National Rural Health Day, November 21, 2024. This day is an opportunity to bring attention to and honor the incredible efforts of rural healthcare providers, communities, organizations, State Offices of Rural Health, and other stakeholders dedicated to addressing the unique healthcare needs of rural America. (Left side) a multi-colored quilt with stethoscopes, wheat, ambulances, and tractors woven in.

Larner College of Medicine Joins Nationwide Observance of National Rural Health Day on November 21
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Calling All Country Doctors: Study Challenges Assumptions About Rural Physician Recruitment
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Caring for a Community: Ignat Incentive Scholarship Supports Larner Graduates Returning to Vermont
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Connecting the Docs: Creating a Network Department
Lindsay Aldrich (left) and Richard Vuong pose for a photo in the mobile health clinic mockup in UVM’s Center for Biomedical Innovation.

Medical Students’ Project Improves Rural Health Care Access

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Community

Supporting our local and global community is a paramount mission of the Larner College of Medicine. This commitment is demonstrated through our Vermont Integrated Curriculum, hands-on service opportunities, global health initiatives, and alumni engagement with the community.

Community engagement at Larner

Larner class of 2027 admitted student statistics

  • 124 students
  • 26% Vermonters
  • 24% underrepresented in medicine
  • 24% LGBTGQA
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Professionalism at Larner

Our Larner College of Medicine community upholds the highest standards of professionalism as we follow our passion for lifelong learning and improvement. We demonstrate professionalism through integrity, accountability, compassion, altruism, and social responsibility.

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