10/20/2026
Experiences like these highlight the value of rural family medicine and the importance of community-based learning. Thank you to Wilson Medical Center and Neodesha Family Medicine for welcoming KU School of Medicine-Wichita students for their family medicine clerkships and helping prepare the next generation of physicians!
Wilson Medical Center is pleased to welcome Noah Schnieders, a third-year medical student at the University of Kansas School of Medicine, who has joined Neodesha Family Medicine for his family medicine clerkship.
Originally from Overland Park, Noah earned his undergraduate degree in human biology from KU before beginning medical school in Kansas City. While he plans to pursue a career in physical medicine and rehabilitation, his time in Neodesha offers a valuable opportunity to experience the meaningful relationships, hands-on learning and community connections that make rural healthcare special.
Working alongside Dr. McKellar and Dr. Barrett, Noah looks forward to learning from the dedicated professionals who make Wilson Medical Center a trusted resource for families throughout Southeast Kansas.
“Each student who spends time with us brings new energy and a fresh perspective,” said Adam Gall, Chief Operations Officer. “It’s rewarding to share the unique advantages of practicing medicine in a close-knit community like Neodesha.”
By welcoming future physicians like Noah, Wilson Medical Center continues to invest in the next generation of healthcare professionals and the future of rural healthcare, right here at home.