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UCONJ 624: Health Equity and Community Organizing
To all students interested in health equity and community organizing: Do you see things in the communities you work with and/or are a part of that you wish were different? Do you want to help change the systems that produce health inequities?…
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Paid Undergraduate Research Assistant Position in Skin Cancer Research
The Nghiem Lab is a moderately sized, diverse lab with basic, translational, and clinical research projects. We study Merkel cell carcinoma, an uncommon, frequently lethal skin cancer associated with immune suppression, UV exposure, and the Merkel cell polyomavirus (see www.merkelcell.org)….
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Healthcare Alternative Spring Break application deadline Saturday 12/19
HCASB provides students with the opportunity to shadow healthcare professionals in rural or underserved areas of Washington State during spring break. The General Application and the Scholarship Application will close this Saturday, December 19th at 1:00 PM. Applications are available at…
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Leadership Opportunity: Apply to be a FIG Leader!
Strong FIG Leader candidates demonstrate: Academic Foundation: academic achievement, breadth of courses, and time management Interpersonal communication skills: able to listen and respond to individuals’ questions and concerns; the ability to help others problem-solve and make decisions. Teamwork: works well…
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Leadership Opportunity: Apply to be an Orientation Leader!
Strong Orientation Leader candidates demonstrate: Interpersonal communication skills: able to listen and respond to individuals’ questions and concerns; the ability to help others problem-solve and make decisions. Public speaking abilities: comfortable interacting with audiences from 1- 350 people. Multitasking: balance…
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Slate.com: Years Ago, We Decided That Young Doctors Need More Sleep. The Plan Might Have Backfired.
The regulations don’t seem to be doing patients much good. They may even be backfiring. http://www.slate.com/blogs/the_drift/2015/12/02/young_doctors_needed_more_sleep_but_the_plan_for_them_to_get_it_might_have.html
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MEDIC Discussion on Pharmaceutical Patents 11/18
On Wednesday, November 18th from 5:00 to 6:30, MEDIC will be holding a meeting in Health Sciences T-wing room 359 where they will lead a discussion on Pharmaceutical Patents: http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21592619-patents-drugs-are-interests-sick-well-industry-protection-should-not http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/13/us/the-soaring-cost-of-a-simple-breath.html?pagewanted=all Navigating the Health Sciences building can be tricky. Enter through the main T…
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Spanish & Medicine — Six weeks in Peru
exclusively for pre-health students no Spanish pre-requisite (though prior Spanish is helpful) 6 weeks study abroad in Cusco, Peru choice of 2 sessions (early summer or late summer) max 35 students per session credit for two college Spanish courses medical shadowing…
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ETCH (Education Transforming Community Health) is recruiting new volunteers!
ETCH is an interdisciplinary student project associated SHIFA, a non-profit organization based out of UWSOM. They offer weekly health education sessions to homeless adults in downtown Seattle, striving to create health education curriculum that bridges evidence-based practice and the voices of…
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New MCAT Test Prep materials from AAMC
Official MCAT® Practice Exam (Scored) 1 The practice exam is the first official full-length exam that offers scaled scoring information for the new exam. It is a 230-question practice exam that mirrors the actual MCAT exam in both length and…
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A new way to train future doctors
The University of Washington’s School of Medicine is bringing something new to the career of future doctors. http://www.king5.com/videos/entertainment/television/programs/evening/2015/11/05/a-new-way-to-train-future-doctors/75220750/
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PhysAssist Scribes seeking part- and full-time scribes
Scribes are active and valuable members of their healthcare teams, providing real-time charting for physicians by shadowing them throughout their shifts and performing a variety of helpful tasks. As a scribe, you’ll gain rare clinical experiences that help you grow…
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NPR Shots Blog: Medical Students Crunch Big Data To Spot Health Trends
For generations, physicians have been trained in basic science and human anatomy to diagnose and treat the patient immediately in front of them. But now, massive stores of data about what works for which patients are literally changing the way…
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ROOM CHANGE for Pre-Health Panel: Making the Most of your Co-Curricular Activities
Join us to learn more about how getting involved outside the classroom can help you both prepare for health professional school and further explore their interests in the healthcare field. The panel will talk about opportunities from clubs to shadowing…
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Winter GEN ST 297 Section I – Applying to Health Professional School
SLN: 14810, 2 Credits, CR/NC Instructor: Dan Poux Day/Time/Location: Winter Quarter, Tuesdays 2:30 – 4:20 in MGH 241 The seminar will cover preparing an application, writing an effective personal statement, gathering letters of recommendation, choosing schools, and interviewing. Class time will be…
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