New Leadership at Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences
August 24, 2025 - 03:14
Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences has appointed Dr. Michael Mittelman as its seventh president. Dr. Mittelman arrives with a wealth of experience, having dedicated decades to the fields of military medicine and academic leadership. His extensive background includes serving in various roles that emphasize the importance of healthcare in rural and underserved communities.
Dr. Mittelman’s career has been marked by a commitment to improving health outcomes and fostering educational opportunities. His leadership is expected to guide the university through its next phase of growth and development, focusing on enhancing healthcare education and community engagement.
As the new president, he aims to build on the university's mission to prepare healthcare professionals who are equipped to address the unique challenges faced by diverse populations. With his vision and expertise, Dr. Mittelman is poised to make a significant impact on the future of health sciences education in Yakima and beyond.
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