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🌟 Do you see yourself in a white coat, making a difference in people’s lives? 🌟 Future Physicians is here to turn that vision into reality. Whether you're a high school or college student, we provide unique, hands-on experiences that are crucial to your journey into medicine. The medical field is competitive, but our tailored opportunities will set you apart from the crowd. Here's how: 👩⚕️ Shadowing Programs – Shadow seasoned professionals in diverse healthcare settings, learning firsthand what it takes to succeed. 🔬 Research Opportunities – Interested in cutting-edge science? We offer opportunities to engage in breakthrough medical research, giving you a deeper understanding of medical innovation. 🤝 Volunteering – Volunteering isn’t just about giving back; it's about learning empathy, communication, and leadership—qualities that medical schools value. 🏥 Internships – Imagine getting hands-on experience at hospitals and clinics. Our internships provide a strong foundation to build the technical and soft skills needed to excel. 🚀 Ready to take the next step? Don’t let these opportunities pass you by. Sign Up at futurephysicians.org and start paving the way to your medical future! hashtag #FuturePhysicians hashtag #HealthcareCareer hashtag #MedicalSchoolPrep hashtag #ResearchOpportunities hashtag #ShadowingInMedicine hashtag #MedicalInternships hashtag #HealthcareLeaders

Hey soon-to-be interns (or interns)! 👋 Embarking on your internship is an exhilarating milestone in your medical journey, and let me tell you, the key to not just surviving but thriving lies in preparation. Here's some advice from someone who's walked in your shoes: 1. Prepare, Prepare, Prepare: 📚 Before you dive into the whirlwind of hospital shifts, day and night, or the hustle of a GP's office, arm yourself with knowledge. Get familiar with common conditions like pneumonia, urinary tract infections, or the appropriate blood thinners for acute myocardial infarction. A few weeks of dedicated reading can work wonders. 2. Knowledge is Your Power: 💡 As an intern, you're not just an observer; you're a doctor. Be ready to make decisions. Whether it's treating a patient or handling a critical situation miles away from the hospital, your decisions count. Knowledge empowers you to act confidently. 3. Decisions Matter: 🤔 Picture yourself as the go-to person for a critically ill patient in a remote location. What decisions would you make? Internship is your chance to hone your decision-making skills. You chose this path to make a difference – be the one who saves lives! 4. Start Early, Enjoy the Journey: 🚀 Dedicate a few weeks before your start date to prep. It's not about spending a month buried in books; it's about feeling prepared and confident when you step into your role as an intern. This journey is yours; make it enjoyable! Remember, you're not just an intern; you're a doctor-in-training. Every decision you make contributes to patient care and experience. So, gear up, read up, and get ready to embrace the rewarding challenges of being an intern. I hope this helps you hit the ground running! 🌟 This is actually a picture of me and my friend during internship. So many years now, but still having fun 😊 Good memories.

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So great to spend some time with the summer interns at ACIST Medical Systems this morning talking about culture and cultural values, communication style preferences, and team work. And a particular pleasure to reconnect with Nathan Jones, MBA and get to know Jessi Keller throughout the planning and delivery process! One hour is a short time to touch on these topics, so I like to leave the group with questions for further consideration: - Why is this stuff useful? - How does this content support the experience of a summer internship? - How is this stuff relevant outside of a workplace setting? What do you think? #intercultural #DEIB #learning

We have two summer internship roles currently available within the Department of Health Education. I have gotten quite a few emails from interested candidates who have just sent their resume as an attachment, without any text in the body of the email. I thought it might be helpful to provide some clear, simple suggestions for how to send an email expressing interest in an open role like this one. 1. Begin by introducing yourself, and stating your interest.  "Hi, my name is Alyssa Gale, and I am writing to express my interest in the summer 2024 internship role with the Mount Sinai Public Health and Racial Justice Program." 2. Share a little bit of background that you think demonstrates your passion or qualifications. "As a champion for health equity, I have worked on xyz programs / with xyz groups / addressing xyz issues." 3. Thank the reader for their time, and reiterate your interest.  "I appreciate your consideration, and am hopeful for the opportunity to further express my interest." Your email does not have to be long! Just a few sentences can do the trick, and provide a strong first impression that communicates enthusiasm and graciousness. It makes a big difference!

🌟 Are you a high school or college student dreaming of a career in medicine but unsure where to start? Future Physicians is here to guide you on every step of the journey. 🌟 At Future Physicians, we understand how important early exposure and hands-on experiences are for building a strong foundation in healthcare. That’s why we connect students like you with life-changing opportunities, including: 🔬 Research projects – Dive into scientific research, contributing to projects that can lead to groundbreaking discoveries. Whether you're interested in clinical trials, laboratory research, or public health, we can connect you with mentors in the field. 👩⚕️ Shadowing programs – Experience a day in the life of a medical professional. Observe surgeries, patient consultations, or lab diagnostics up close to get real-world insight into your future career. 🤝 Volunteering opportunities – Give back to your community while gaining valuable experience. Volunteering in healthcare settings enhances your interpersonal skills and demonstrates your commitment to serving others. 🏥 Internships – Ready for hands-on experience? We provide access to internships that place you in clinical environments where you can learn from professionals and put your skills to the test. If you're serious about a future in medicine, don't wait for opportunities to come to you—seek them out! With Future Physicians, you’ll be connected to a world of possibilities that will help you stand out and thrive in your premed journey. 🚀 💡 Your future starts here. Sign up today at futurephysicians.org! #Premed #HealthcareCareers #MedicalStudents #ResearchOpportunities #Shadowing #Internships #Volunteering #FuturePhysicians

At the end of the day today, I will have completed the first two weeks of my summer internship at MJH Life Sciences®! These past two weeks have been nothing short of amazing. Getting acclimated to a new schedule, company, and team is never easy. I have an amazing support cast around me that has made this transition seamless in all aspects. On our first day of training, me and my fellow interns were asked an eye-opening question. What is your why? Why do you do what you do? What gets you out of bed in the morning? There’s no simple answer to this question. When I first answered the question on day one, I said, “My why is pushing to be the best version of myself to positively impact the people around me.” While this is still a driving factor for me, I came to realize there is so much more to it. After seeing just how many individuals MJH impacts on a daily basis, I understood what is most important. My why is playing my part in improving healthcare around the world. There is always room to improve healthcare, and I work hard to ensure I am doing all that I can to do so. I am a marketing intern under the Industry Science’s and Healthcare sides of MJH. We are responsible for over 15 different brands that deliver important medical and scientific information to thousands of industry professionals. Over my two weeks I have been tasked with promoting industry webcasts, updating digital issue alerts for our brands publications, working on social media posts, lead generation reporting, and so much more. Being a part of two different sides of the business has allowed me to expand my horizons and appreciate teamwork between our two sections. Communication and collaboration are essential in my day-to-day efforts to improve healthcare all around the world. Being surrounded by industry professionals daily, I take every chance I get to ask questions, give my thoughts and input, and receive advice to sharpen my personal skills. Before I started my internship with MJH, I had just completed my third year at Penn State University. Penn State has it all: A diehard fanbase, the best network in the world, and incredible academic programs. Being a part of Penn State is like being a part of a family. Penn State’s culture is second to none. Throughout my time at this university, I have done so much. Between taking courses to advance my knowledge, joining extracurricular clubs to get involved, and joining a fraternity to improve my values, the Penn State experience has made me a better person, and prepared me for life in the professional world. I have one year left at Penn State. I plan to soak up every last drop that it has to offer. I have done so much there, and yet have done nothing at the same time. So much untapped potential that I cannot wait to get back and explore. Between my time at Penn State, and this amazing summer internship program, I have the building blocks for a wonderful professional career!

Today is National Intern Day, and it brought back a flood of memories from my own intern days—learning invaluable lessons from my preceptors, forming lasting connections, serving patients, and facing the challenge of job hunting. The familiar dilemma of "no job without experience, no experience without a job" still resonates for many today. In my role as a professor at AGMU, I often hear the frustrations of students struggling to find their first job. Reflecting on this, I remember once hiring a young pharmacy tech with zero experience. What stood out was his motivation, passion, and desire to make a difference. Trusting my gut, he became one of the best pharmacy techs I've worked with, showing the importance of giving opportunities. Let’s remember our own journeys; we were all interns once, and the importance of those open doors. To all interns, stay motivated. Your journey is just beginning, and I can’t wait to see the incredible impact you will have on your industry. #NationalInternDay #Mentorship #CareerJourney #Inspiration #Motivation #Interns

Double the success, double the excitement!!💥 Just wrapped up Phase 1 tasks of my internship project, and I couldn't be more excited! The second task is to create a "Medical Appointment Scheduler". Can't wait to share the incredible journey and progress with all of you. Stay tuned for more updates! 💻✨ #InternshipAdventures #CompletionofPhase1 CodersCave

Each semester, Texas Department of State Health Services interns and fellows get the chance to meet with a member of the DSHS executive team. This morning they got to chat with Chief State Epidemiologist Dr. Varun Shetty about his public health career path, views on leadership and how we can work together to address the public health challenges facing Texas. It was an inspiring and enlightening conversation - can't wait to look up one day and see these #futureleaders on the other side of this conversation! #experientiallearning #publichealth #publicservice #internships #fellowshipprogram