2020 Doctors on Board Pipeline Program Now Accepting Applications

Description

The Doctors On Board Pipeline Program is an innovative and exciting opportunity for students from traditionally underrepresented backgrounds who are African American/Black, Native American and Latinx. High school students interested in becoming physicians will experience a rare snapshot of what it takes to become a doctor. Students will have a phenomenal opportunity to explore various facets of medicine and receive information about medical school preparation. Students must be 10th-12th grade to apply. See additional program details HERE. 

The Doctors On Board Pipeline Program provides students with the following:

• Network with physicians, faculty, residents, medical students, administrators, educators, business professionals and others
• Attend workshops and receive valuable information on admissions requirements for medical school
• Attend workshops and receive valuable information regarding financial aid for medical school
• Workshops on writing personal statements, interviewing skills and MCAT/SAT exam prep
• Attend mock primary care clinics with real patients for students interested in primary care specialties
• Attend mock knot tying/suture clinic for students in surgery
• Discuss core aspect of medicine and engage in speed-mentoring role-play
• Parents & family members attend workshop for “Parents & Family of Future Doctors/Pharmacists: How to be Supportive”
• Receive “Doctors On Board Certificate of Completion” at the end of the program if students attend both days

APPLY HERE. Applications are due by March 6 at 5 PM. Applicants may also mail or email a hard copy application, available in the Main Office.