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College of Osteopathic Medicine

New York, New York, United StatesEst. 2007Medical School

About

First osteopathic medical school in NY in 30 years, pioneering minority physician training since 2007.

  • Founded 2007 in Harlem, Manhattan; first medical school to open in New York State in nearly 30 years
  • Private nonprofit medical school with Jewish affiliation, part of Touro University System
  • Three campuses: Harlem (Manhattan), Middletown (Hudson Valley), and Great Falls (Montana)
  • Approximately 1,080 students across all campuses; ~810 enrolled (per Wikipedia)
  • Specializes in training physicians for underserved communities; ~60% of graduates enter primary care
  • Offers Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO), Master of Science, and Pathologists' Assistant programs

Academics

TouroCOM offers a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine (DO) degree, Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Sciences, and Pathologists' Assistant (PathA) Master's program. The school employs a flipped classroom model, allowing students to engage with material online and use in-class time for hands-on learning and problem-solving. In 2021, TouroCOM Harlem achieved the #1 first-time pass rate on COMLEX-USA Level 1 among osteopathic colleges. The curriculum emphasizes holistic, integrated healthcare and osteopathic philosophy.

Campus & Student Life

The school operates three distinct campuses: Harlem (urban, diverse patient populations), Middletown (suburban Hudson Valley community), and Great Falls (rural Montana with state-of-the-art facilities). Each campus offers DO and MS programs; PathA is available only at Harlem. Students engage in community service, health fairs, and outreach initiatives. The school emphasizes compassion, innovation, and community-centered values. Approximately 80% of hospital affiliates serve underserved rural and urban areas.

Admissions

DO applicants apply through AACOMAS on a rolling basis with a March 1st deadline. For the Class of 2020, the school received 6,574 applications for 292 first-year positions. No early decision program is offered. MS applicants apply directly through Touro's online system with a June 15th deadline. PathA applicants (Harlem only) must have a bachelor's degree with science/math prerequisites and documented shadowing hours; deadline is June 1st. The school prioritizes students committed to serving underserved communities.

Outcomes

In May 2024, 124 graduates achieved a 99% residency match rate. Approximately 60% of TouroCOM graduates pursue primary care careers. Graduates secure residencies and placements at top hospitals across the country. The school's inaugural class graduated in 2011; Middletown's first class graduated in 2018. Students apply to residency programs through NRMP, AOA Match, Military Match, and other matching programs.

Founded
2007
Type
Medical School
Courses
5
Total intake
Not yet verified
AffiliationJudaism; Touro University System
AddressNew York (Harlem) & Middletown [ 5 ]
Websitehttp://tourocom.touro.edu/
HousingNot available
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Quick stats

Courses offered
5
Median earnings after graduation
Not yet verified
99% placed
Total intake
Not yet verified
Housing
No
Data last verified June 2026 · compiled from official sources