HonorHealth graduates the next generation of physicians

HonorHealth recognized the Class of 2026 during its annual graduate medical education commencement ceremony in June, honoring 48 residents and fellows who completed their training and are preparing to begin the next chapter of their careers caring for patients across Arizona and beyond.

"Each graduating class reflects our commitment to developing exceptional physicians who deliver outstanding patient care while helping advance the future of healthcare," said Priya Radhakrishnan, MD, HonorHealth vice president and chief academic officer and vice dean of clinical affairs and graduate medical education at Arizona State University's John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Advanced Medical Engineering (SOMME). "We are proud to recognize these graduates and look forward to the impact they will have on the patients and communities they serve."

The graduation reflects HonorHealth's continued investment in training tomorrow's physicians. As the sponsoring institution for 20 accredited graduate medical education programs across 15 training locations, HonorHealth provides hands-on clinical experience, learner-centered education and mentorship from expert faculty and physicians, preparing graduates to meet the evolving healthcare needs of their communities.

HonorHealth recognized the Class of 2026 during its annual graduate medical education commencement.

As the primary clinical affiliate for ASU’s SOMME, HonorHealth is helping shape the future of medicine by preparing physicians to lead at the intersection of compassionate care, innovation and technology.

 

Building the future of healthcare

HonorHealth's Office of Academic Affairs supports the education of medical students, residents and fellows through graduate medical education programs, clinical partnerships and innovative learning experiences.