A network of 385K strong

Our alumni form the most powerful workforce network in America. Across our five institutions, Covista has graduated more than 385,000 alumni, including 290,000 healthcare professionals delivering care, leading clinical teams and expanding access in nearly every community nationwide.

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Our alumni are delivering care and leading change from the bedside to the boardroom. Our institutions graduate 10% of the nation's nurses and 55% of our medical graduates are training in primary care shortage areas—serving communities where the need is most urgent.

Each took a different path to get here. Each is solving workforce challenges in their community. Together, our alumni are transforming healthcare. 

Where our alumni are making a difference

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Nearly 33,000 physicians and veterinarians are practicing in communities worldwide. Over 25,000 MD graduates are serving across the full spectrum of medicine—from primary care to specialty practice—with many addressing healthcare workforce shortages by filling critical gaps in underserved communities and rural areas with limited access to care.

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Nearly 230,000 nursing degrees have been conferred at every level, from associate and bachelor's degrees preparing frontline nurses to advanced practice and doctoral programs. More than 6,600 Doctor of Nursing Practice degrees represent clinical leaders implementing evidence-based care and building nursing capacity at the point of care. Nearly 300 graduates serve as chief nursing officers across 42 states.

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More than 170,000 graduate healthcare degrees conferred, which represents more than half of all degrees conferred. Nearly 40,000 degrees conferred in behavioral and public health, with graduates expanding access to behavioral health care nationwide.

Hear from our alumni

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Peggy Norton-Rosko

Chamberlain DNP '18
Senior Vice President and system Chief Nursing Officer for Trinity Health

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I oversee nursing practices across 101 hospitals across 27 states. I lean on what I learned at Chamberlain every day—supporting nurses and improving patient care at scale.
Peggy Norton-Rosko
Chamberlain DNP '18

Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health

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Dr. Samuel Williams III

RUSM MD '06
Chief Medical Officer, Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health

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Ross changed the trajectory of my life. Now I serve 1.6 million people in Philadelphia, focusing on the under-resourced communities that need us most.
Dr. Samuel Williams III
RUSM MD '06

Chief Medical Officer, Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health 

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Brittany Freeman-Anderson

Walden PsyD '23, MS in Mental Health Counseling '10 
A Freeman's Place Counseling 

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I created a therapy model where sessions cost as low as $20-$30—making mental healthcare accessible to people in my community who couldn't afford traditional care.
Brittany Freeman-Anderson
Walden PsyD '23, MS in Mental Health Counseling '10

A Freeman's Place Counseling 

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Dr. Boaz Man

RUSVM DVM '04

Owner and Medical Director, Boca Midtowne Animal Hospital

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Ross gave me the skills to become a veterinarian. For over 20 years, I've used them to advocate for what pets can't ask for themselves—care that honors both their health and the families who love them.
Dr. Boaz Man
RUSVM DVM ‘04

Owner and Medical Director, Boca Midtowne Animal Hospital