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INMED

Equipping Healthcare Professionals to Serve the Forgotten

Institute for International Medicine (INMED) is a graduate school offering graduate education, supervised service-learning, and continuing medical education to equip healthcare professionals and students to serve the forgotten.

What INMED Offers

Link to the Master's in International Health program page

INMED academic programs offer an affordable, accessible, high-quality educational experience that draws from contemporary evolving research, evidence, and knowledge, so that learners develop in both knowledge and character in order to improve the quality of healthcare around the world.

Agape, Russia

INMED cooperates with health facilities to provide learners with exceptional educational experiences. Partnership is established with attention to physical safety, accessibility, service opportunities, reliability of communications, and the evaluations of preceptors and former students.

CME

INMED Continuing Medical Education is an innovative medium, advocate for, and a provider of medical education that promotes evidence-based change, professional development, and patient outcome improvement.

Why INMED?

Competency-Based Education

Practical learning designed to develop real-world skills and professional growth.

Global Service-Learning Network

Opportunities across a diverse network of healthcare facilities and community partners.

Interprofessional Learning

Learn alongside healthcare professionals and students from diverse disciplines.

Service to Underserved Communities

Prepare to serve vulnerable populations in resource-limited and cross-cultural settings.

Featured Program

Master’s in International Health (MIH)

Prepare to address global health challenges through competency-based education, supervised service-learning, and interdisciplinary learning experiences designed for healthcare professionals and healthcare profession students.

Featured Event

Save the date for the 2027 Humanitarian Health Conference!

April 15-16, 2027 in Kansas City, MO

Featuring reflections from Dr. Nicholas Comninellis and an INMED Student: highlighting learner experiences, global health insights, and service in underserved communities.
Link to Dr. Nick's blog

Will Cyclosporiasis Infect You?

Blog Spotlight, headshot of Diane Petrie, FNP-BC

Service-Learning in Bangkla Baptist Clinic, Thailand

Link to Dr. Nick's blog

Shall We Keep Savoring the World Cup – Or Just Sip and Move On?

Explore graduate education, supervised service-learning, and continuing medical education opportunities designed to equip healthcare professionals and students to serve the forgotten.

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