University of South Carolina Floyd School of Medicine

University of South Carolina Floyd School of Medicine We serve the people of South Carolina and beyond through exemplary biomedical education, transformative research and compassionate care for all.

The University of South Carolina Kay and C. Edward Floyd, M.D. School of Medicine was established with the purpose of improving the health of the people of South Carolina through medical education, research and the delivery of health care. We welcomed our first class of 24 medical students in 1977. During the past three decades, the Floyd School of Medicine has emerged as a national leader in prim

ary care medicine. Noted for our high-quality medical education, we provide our students with one-on-one instruction that lasts throughout their medical studies. A distinguished faculty features more than 250 basic scientists and clinicians bringing a variety of academic and research training to medicine. PRISMA Health Hospital houses the School's clinical practices, which is the SC Midlands region’s largest multi-specialty health care group. From the Department of Neurology's clinically advanced stroke care to the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine's designation as South Carolina's first Level 3 Patient Centered Medical Home, our clinical faculty are providing world-class care in many areas of medicine. We invite you to join our Facebook community and follow the Floyd School of Medicine's impact on the health of South Carolinians.

Our new Dean, Jamie P. Dwyer, MD, officially joins the Floyd School of Medicine today. Help us welcome Dr. Dwyer to Colu...
09/01/2026

Our new Dean, Jamie P. Dwyer, MD, officially joins the Floyd School of Medicine today. Help us welcome Dr. Dwyer to Columbia!

08/28/2026

Step inside the classroom with us! It's all about teamwork and training as our first-year medical students combined their talents in an active learning session. These are interactive and team-based learning opportunities, and a ton of fun for both students and faculty.

Congratulations to PhD candidates Rahil Shah, Sam Walther, Amber Peaslee, Lillan Swenson, Davis Noblitt and Mary (Millie...
08/26/2026

Congratulations to PhD candidates Rahil Shah, Sam Walther, Amber Peaslee, Lillan Swenson, Davis Noblitt and Mary (Millie) Sox from our Floyd School of Medicine Department of Pharmacology, Physiology & Neuroscience, who received their lab coats in a presentation at our VA campus last week! 🎉

Recently, faculty, staff and students from several of our educational programs and centers at the Floyd School of Medici...
08/24/2026

Recently, faculty, staff and students from several of our educational programs and centers at the Floyd School of Medicine participated in the Ollie Johnson Memorial I-95 Health Fair at the Santee Conference Center.

Our team enjoyed visiting with President Amiridis, and Congressman Clyburn, meeting members of the community and exploring all of the participant booths at the event!

08/05/2026

Dressed for success!

Our M1 students closed out the first week at the Floyd School of Medicine with their White Coat Ceremony, held at the Koger Center on Friday.

The journey starts here! So excited to welcome our M.D. Class of 2030 to Columbia, day one of orientation is in the book...
07/27/2026

The journey starts here! So excited to welcome our M.D. Class of 2030 to Columbia, day one of orientation is in the books!

06/24/2026

It's an event we know our faculty and students look forward to every year! Our Ultrathon this Spring helped teach important ultrasound skills in a fun and engaging way.

06/21/2026
06/17/2026

It was a privilege to welcome home our charter M.D. class of 1981 this spring. We were able to hear their stories and show them just how far their impact has carried.

05/25/2026

Gamecocks will never forget. 🇺🇸

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Columbia, SC
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