What You Need To Know
Hackensack Meridian Health and Binghamton University have agreed to work together on a mutual goal of excellence in medical education, research and clinical care.
HMH and Binghamton recently signed a memorandum of understanding to further their work together. The two entities have a history of collaboration, with a recently-created pharmacy residency, and a joint research symposium in Fall 2023 to share ideas and learning, among other ventures.
The new agreement would open further opportunities of that kind - and beyond. The agreement intends to enable collaboration for a variety of goals, including educational excellence, cutting-edge research and community-service initiatives.
Binghamton’s School of Pharmacy Dean and SUNY Distinguished Professor Kanneboyina Nagaraju spoke highly of HMH and shared his excitement to continue building the relationship between Binghamton and HMH.
Chair and Associate Professor of Pharmaceutical Sciences Tracy Brooks, along with Chair and Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice Kenneth McCall, both touched on how the new agreements will have a positive impact all around.
Both institutions will establish task forces to work out further specifics of the collaborative projects into the future.