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Residency interview season is here- time to show your brilliance! Dr. Kalonji Cole, a 2021 Charles R. Drew University graduate and ElevateMeD scholar shares a tip to leave a lasting impression: Do your research ahead of time. Have questions ready f
Our scholars hail from all over the country and attend 22 partner medical schools across 18 states and the District of Columbia. Our mission is simple; To improve the diversity of the physician workforce and reduce health disparities by providing sch
The Veterans Health Administration is the largest integrated health system in the US and there are more than 9.1 million VA beneficiaries. On this Veterans Day we honor the brave men and women who have served our country. Thank you for your sacrifice
Happy National STEM Day from ElevateMeD! Today, we celebrate the power of STEM to transform and uplift healthcare. #ElevateMeD supports diversity in STEM, knowing that together, we can break barriers and create an equitable physician workforce.
It not too late to join the online conversation... Let's talk today at 3:00 PM PT! We're honored to have Dr. Aaron Bia (2020-21 #ElevateMeD Scholar) moderate and lead the conversation with Association of American Indian Physicians President, Dr. Bl
On behalf of ElevateMeD, we would like to congratulate Dr. Vasquez for her outstanding achievements. Dr. Vasquez is not only a champion for diversity in the physician workforce, but is also the team doctor for the Dodgers; recently receiving her sec
Do you know that Native Americans face some of the most significant health disparities in the U.S.? Among many causes, prevalent factors include low access to healthcare and representation; Diversity in healthcare is essential! To learn more about th
#ElevateMeD exists to promote physician workforce diversity as a tangible step in the eradication of health disparities. Native communities, while rich in history and contribution, are disproportionately impacted by inequities related to health and a