Exploring Medicine Program
Synergy Medical Education Alliance
strives to improve the quality of health care in our region through
education. A unique component of our programs is called "Exploring Medicine." The
program provides college students, high school students or anyone
who is considering a career in medicine the opportunity to observe
the day-to-day activities of a Synergy Medical physicians, residents
and medical students.
As a community-based medical education facility, Synergy Medical
believes it can and should help students in our region. Considering
a career in medicine usually comes with many questions. Participating
in the "Exploring Medicine" program
means getting some answers.
How It Works
There are two components to
the "Exploring Medicine" program:
| Pre-Med Counseling: Students who want to pursue a career in medicine may receive counseling from Synergy Medical's Chief Academic Officer or other Synergy Medical faculty. This may include general information on medical school admission policies, grades, extracurricular activities, prepratory courses, finances and much more. | |
| Observational Experience: Participants may spend one day in several of our departments observing residents and medical students as they go about their daily activities. You may participate on hospital patient rounds, lectures, observe or outpatient clinic or even the operating or delivery room. |
Who is Eligible
High school, college and gradute students, as well as individuals
who are considering medicine as a career change.
| Complete an application* (now available for download) | |
| Provide official transcripts | |
| Provide immunizations including a TB test within the last year | |
| Submit a statement in regards to your interest in medicine | |
| Provide a photo |
Once your completed application is submitted, you will be contacted to schedule an interview with the Medical Education Manager.
For
more information or to receive an application please call (989) 583-6995
or email us.
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