The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine is preparing the next generation of primary health care professionals trained in the osteopathic tradition of competent and compassionate whole-person health care.

LECOM grants the Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine and the Doctor of Pharmacy degrees. The medical and pharmacy professions complement each other by coordinating and emphasizing competency and quality in health care. LECOM degree programs train a team of professionals who will become the patients' partners on the pathway to health and well being.

To help maintain the highest quality in medical education, LECOM has introduced a Masters of Science in Medical Education. This two-year curriculum prepares clinicians who desire careers in academic medicine and academic leadership. LECOM trains physicians who, as educational leaders, possess the knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to create and sustain curricular innovation. Toward this end, the Master of Science in Medical Education program was designed to assure that its graduates are well equipped to advance the science and practice of medical education.

LECOM offers a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences degree. This two-year, curriculum provides a comprehensive learning opportunity for college graduates who want to pursue careers in medicine, pharmacy, and other health and science related professions, including medical and pharmaceutical research.

The LECOM Post Baccalaureate Program provides educational opportunities for students who need to enhance their basic science credentials for admission to medical or pharmacy school.

The Lake Erie Consortium for Osteopathic Medical Training develops and oversees post-graduate internship, residency and fellowship programs. LECOMT ensures quality post-graduate medical education is available for those earning LECOM degrees.