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IU School of Medicine 2030 Strategic Plan

Indiana University School of Medicine's strategic plan will provide direction for the school's priorities, strategies and decisions, and help us continue to advance excellence in research, education and clinical care. The plan outlines an ambitious vision for what the school will achieve over the next few years. It incorporates input from hundreds of members of the IU School of Medicine community and represents a strong commitment to the state of Indiana, our learners, our hospital and industry partners, and — most importantly — our patients.

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Maximize learner success statewide

See how we're supporting learners as they develop skills and resiliency to succeed in health care.

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Accelerate discovery and clinical translation

Read about how we will increase the depth, breadth and quality of our research.

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Improve health and wellness of the people of Indiana and beyond

Learn about our plans to improve the health of all in our communities.

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Direct from the Dean

A closer look at the IU School of Medicine 2030 Strategic Plan

I am pleased to share the new strategic plan for IU School of Medicine, made possible through the dedication of our faculty, staff and learners across our nine campuses. This will be our roadmap to advance excellence in all of our missions while supporting Indiana University’s strategic goals.

Share a success story!

Who's shifting the needle on our strategic priorities? Which team has made an significant contribution to the strategic plan? Nominate a member of the IU School of Medicine community to highlight their success story.

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As Indiana University embarks on its third century of service, we have a unique opportunity for our entire community to determine how we will meet and exceed the challenges of a rapidly changing world.

President Pamela Whitten

September 21, 2022