Professional, Corporate,
and Continuing Education
Discover how our past learners have utilized the knowledge, perspectives, and insights they gained at Harvard Medical School to advance patient care, implement change in their organizations, and work toward improved health and wellbeing for all.
Showing 10 out of 265 Learner Stories
"I think for entrepreneurs specifically in the medical or health sector, it’s very beneficial. Most of them are engineers and have no basic knowledge in physiology – we have to work together with the surgeons or physicians."
Lena Levin
"I loved that at the end of each video there were questions that you could check yourself with – that was a great way for me to say either I really understand what’s going on or I need to re-listen to that video because I obviously missed something."
Elizabeth Altman
"The visuals were awesome – they were easy to understand and easy to navigate."
Julie Christoph
"Technology the way it is today, you can get answers to anything you want, but it’s those questions that matter the most."
Junaid Mian
"I loved the flashcards so much that I’ve implemented them for the chemistry and bio classes for my fellow post-bacc students."
Susan Sandford
"Many programs call themselves 'global education programs,' but the online class picture really spoke to the fact that it is indeed a global program."
Nisha Walibhai, RN
"I thought the cath lab videos [in HMX Physiology] were cool. I appreciated being able to watch the physician-patient interaction and see what’s going on, and see that dialogue."
Brian Argus
"I almost didn’t know how applicable it would be until after I became familiar with the concepts discussed in the course, and now they come up all the time. "
Allie Hyans
"I felt that the HMX program was very interactive and there was a lot of effort put into the design part of it."
Nathan Magtoto
"I think the [HMX Biochemistry Course] did a great job of really focusing on the concepts of how cells work. And linking it back to clinical cases that might be linked to chemistry processes was great – I really enjoyed that."
Christoph Rehberger
