Shadow Doctors for 20+ Hours a Week in Europe or South America

My name is Bailey Johnson and I'm a Physiology major graduating this upcoming Spring.  A unique hospital internship opportunity with Atlantis.

Two summers ago, I was admitted to the Atlantis Fellowship (a hospital internship abroad) which enabled me to shadow doctors for 20+ hours a week in Uruguay. It was a life-changing experience for me and I'm much more confident that medicine is the right path for me because of it.

I think this would be a great opportunity for anyone interested in pursuing a medical career. Students that contact me to apply will be given priority review on their application.

If this is something that you think you might be interested in, just let me know and students can ask me questions directly.

Happy to discuss this in person as well.

Best,

Bailey Johnson

Subject: Shadow Doctors for 20+ Hours a Week in Europe or South America

Hey Everyone!

Just wanted to let you know about an opportunity that I thought you might be interested in.

An organization called Atlantis is accepting applications for their Atlantis Fellowship this upcoming winter/summer. The Atlantis Fellowship is a pre-med study abroad opportunity that allows you to shadow doctors in European and South American hospitals for over 20 hours per week while rotating specialties. They also offer MCAT preparation and a wide variety of fellowship lengths and times for your busy schedules!

One of our students, Bailey Johnson recently attended Atlantis two summers ago and had an incredible experience. If you would like to learn more about this opportunity, please contact Bailey and she will answer any questions you may have while also explaining how you can apply to become and Atlantis Fellow. Contacting her will also ensure that your application will be top priority for review!

Bailey Johnson

baileyajohnson@email.arizona.edu

623-229-8296

Are you graduating in May 2020? UROC Undergraduate Research Opportunities Consortium

UROC

The Undergraduate Research Opportunities Consortium (UROC) is offering a year-round undergraduate research opportunity to students graduating May 2020. November 1, 2018 deadline.   Benefits include engagement in year-round research, close faculty mentoring, intensive graduate school preparation, a free GRE prep class, a $4,000 stipend, 10-units of academic credit, the opportunity to write a research article, and the chance to present research at a UA summer research conference. The UROC application can be found at https://grad.arizona.edu/uroc/uroc-application-2018 .

2019 B.L.A.I.S.E.R summer program

http://diversity.uahs.arizona.edu/blaiser

Border Latino and American Indian Summer Exposure to Research (BLAISER) was created to address health disparities in Arizona’s ethnically diverse and fast-growing communities. This cutting edge 10-week, undergraduate research experience provides an extraordinary laboratory training opportunity, pairing the junior and senior level student-scholars with preeminent UA health sciences researchers.

Program Highlights

·         Mentorship by a UA biomedical researcher or medical scientist working on translational research

·         Master the medical and graduate application process

·         Learn about minority health disparities

·         Participation in workshops on GRE and MCAT in order to make students more competitive

·         Travel to Nogales AZ and Sells AZ in order to learn about health disparity issues in the border region.

·         Create and present a research poster

·         Share experiences with students that are pursuing similar goals and objectives

·         Present research at the UA Summer Research Conference

 

Please share this announcement with your networks to help with recruitment. If you have any questions, please contact me.

Kind regards,

 

Viridiana Johnson

Recruitment Specialist / Program Coordinator

Tel: 520-626-0726

http://diversity.uahs.arizona.edu/blaiser

Job Posting for PASS (Pathway to Academic Student Success)

The (PASS) Pathway to Academic Student Success program is now hiring Peer Mentors for the Spring 2019 semester.

$10.50 per hour with paid training and flexible hours

You can apply on Handshake!  #2024890 PASS Peer Mentor

As a PASS Peer Mentor, you will:
- serve as a resource to student participants
- Prepare and conduct biweekly meetings
- Learn about a variety of Campus resources
- Maintain confidentiality and maintain student records

Minimum Requirements

- 3.00 CUM GPA
- attend training
- Sophomore class standing or higher
- Work 15-25 hours per week

Questions?  Contact Sam Morrow at jlsjm5@email.arizona.edu