Meet the leaders of 5 top medical schools in 2024

Thirty universities were found to be the best medical schools nationwide in primary care and research, according to U.S. News & World Report’sBest Medical Schools” for 2024.

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U.S. News assessed 99 primary care programs at medical and osteopathic schools based on student selectivity and faculty resources, and considered the number of graduates that go into primary care to assess each university’s primary care programs. The full methodology can be found here.  

This year, schools were ranked on a four-tier system, Tier 1 included schools with overall scores of 85-99, while Tiers 2-4 included schools scoring 50-84, 15-49 and 1-14, respectively. 

Here is an introduction to the leaders of five of the schools that earned Tier 1 rankings in primary care:

School: Saint Louis University

Location: St. Louis

Dean: Christine Jacobs, MD

School: University of California—Davis

Location: Sacramento, Calif.

Dean: Susan Murin, MD

School: University of Minnesota

Location: Minneapolis

Dean: Jakub Tolar, MD, PhD

School: Ohio State University

Location: Columbus

Dean: Carol Bradford, MD

School: Texas A&M University

Location: Bryan, Texas

Dean: Amy Waer, MD

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