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Opening the door to medicine.
What began 18 years ago with two research assistants has grown into a program serving 42 aspiring healthcare professionals today.
Undergraduate students gain hands-on experience conducting emergency medicine research at UMC, working alongside physicians, residents, researchers, and patients while developing the skills and mentorship that can help turn an interest in medicine into a career.
And the pipeline is working.
In the most recent 40-student cohort, 10 research assistants began medical school in a single application cycle.
Those students matriculated at institutions including UNLV, Roseman, Albany Medical College, and the University of Washington.
Opening the door to medicine.
What began 18 years ago with two research assistants has grown into a program serving 42 aspiring healthcare professionals today.
Undergraduate students gain hands-on experience conducting emergency medicine research at UMC, working alongside physicians, residents, researchers, and patients while developing the skills and mentorship that can help turn an interest in medicine into a career.
And the pipeline is working.
In the most recent 40-student cohort, 10 research assistants began medical school in a single application cycle.
Those students matriculated at institutions including UNLV, Roseman, Albany Medical College, and the University of Washington.