Volunteer with the Center for Workforce Inclusion & Healthcare System Equity (WIHSE) (Seattle)(Various Dates)

Jennifer Harris (jharri25@uw.edu) is the the Program Manager with The Center for Workforce Inclusion and Healthcare System Equity (WIHSE) within the School of Medicine. WIHSE works with educationally and economically under-resourced students to expose them to health careers. During the school year, one of the academic enrichment programs offered on campus is the UW Health […]

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Summer Research Opportunity-Vascular Surgery Summer Scholars Program 2027 (Triple I eligible!) (Based in Seattle)

Description – Ten week in person summer program aimed to expand medical student experience on the foundations of vascular surgery research and clinical care Summer Dates: June 2027 Orientation: University of Washington Medical Center – Montlake Presentation at Division conference: August 2027 Vascular Surgery Summer Scholars Program Graduation: August 2027 History – The inaugural class […]

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Dermatology Interest Group Workshop (Seattle) (10/27/26 @ Time TBD)

The Dermatology Interest Group is planning a workshop where students will have the opportunity to learn more about different aspects and career paths within dermatology, including academic and private practice dermatology, immunodermatology, inflammatory skin conditions, and cosmetic dermatology. The event will be held on Tuesday, October 27, 2026 at Bellevue Dermatology. The exact time is […]

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Family Medicine Mentorship Program (All Years & Sites) (Priority Deadline 10/16/26)

Interested in exploring family medicine? The Family Medicine Mentorship Program pairs medical students with family physicians who share their interests and can provide guidance on medical school, residency, career paths, and life as a family physician.  As a mentee, you’ll have the opportunity to:  Ask questions about family medicine as a specialty  Learn about your […]

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MedSTAT Tech Talk (10/12/26 @ 6:30 PM PST)

Come learn how physicians and scientists who interact with the brain use technology in their day-to-day practice, from cochlear implants to stroke recovery. The world of tech is evolving every day! As students, it is advantageous for us to walk into clinical practice, being familiar with it and confident to try it out ourselves! We […]

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