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MGH Pathology in collaboration with the MGH Center for Diversity & Inclusion

Overview A two month visiting Pathology clerkship experience for MS3/MS4 UIM medical students. Program structure and mentorship The MGH Pathology Scholar Program is an eight-week program running from June 6 2022 to July 29 2022 as an advanced phase of the MGH Summer Research Training Program (SRTP). Medical students will participate in a focused pathology experience tailored to their medical areas of interest. Students will participate in clinical / sign-out activity, and work on a translational research project. Each student will be paired with an MGH Pathology faculty mentor, who will provide guidance for their research project and career guidance. Students will present their project to the MGH *Pathology Department at the conclusion of their clerkships. Students will participate in weekly didactic sessions and be provided one on one mentorship for the pathology residency application process. Social and career networking opportunities with SRTP program and MGH Pathology faculty and trainees The program provides the following support during the eight week period of the program: Housing near Harvard Medical School (no cost to student) $5,000 living stipend for food and other necessities Travel grants based on demonstrated need (FAFSA required) Meals provided at didactic sessions Dates: June 6, 2022 – July 29, 2022

Eligibility

• Ideally, the applicant should have a strong demonstrated interest in Pathology as a specialty career.
• The MGH Pathology Scholar Program is open to medical students who meet the following criteria:
  • Underrepresented in medicine (UIM)
  • Completion of at least 2 core clinical rotations and passing score on USMLE1; applicant must be academically competitive for residency application.
  • Attended/Attending a college or medical school in the US and Puerto Rico
  • US citizens or permanent residents If accepted, proof of health insurance will be required

Benefits for students

• Medical students (MS) will gain focused exposure in an area of Pathology tailored to their interests.
• Medical students will have the opportunity to work on a project under the guidance of an MGH Faculty member.
• In the process, medical students will have a unique opportunity to experience MGH Pathology firsthand, and to have MGH faculty become familiar with them as students. The project, interaction with faculty and mentorship will strengthen their potential as applicants and increase the likelihood they will apply and want to matriculate at MGH Pathology.
• Provides an opportunity for excellent students to visit our program, who may not have otherwise visited for financial reasons.

Apply

• Apply by clicking here.

About our department

Introduction We are proud to present a look into MGHPathology: a 13-video series introducing the department, Residency and Fellowship program, Research, and Lab spaces. Follow along to see the history and progress of Pathology at MGH! Watch all videos Table of contents Education Residency and fellowships Resident experience Education informatics Informatics Research Laboratory spaces Autopsy Blood bank Chemistry Gross room Histology Microbiology Molecular Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Professionalism The MGH Pathology Service aims to cultivate a diverse and inclusive Pathology community committed to equity, integrity, collaboration, and respect. We are excited to let you know about the department's efforts over the past 18 months to begin to address the issue of structural inequity, in combination with our ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion and to foster professionalism. We have aligned these efforts under a new DEIP (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Professionalism) Committee. Learn more: https://www.massgeneral.org/pathology/about/diversity-and-inclusion

Meet Pathologist-in-Chief, Dr. David Louis, and learn more about our department. For more info, visit massgeneral.org/pathology.

Overview

• A two month visiting Pathology clerkship experience for MS3/MS4 UIM medical students.

Program structure and mentorship

• The MGH Pathology Scholar Program is an eight-week program running from June 6 2022 to July 29 2022 as an advanced phase of the MGH Summer Research Training Program (SRTP).
• Medical students will participate in a focused pathology experience tailored to their medical areas of interest. Students will participate in clinical / sign-out activity, and work on a translational research project.
• Each student will be paired with an MGH Pathology faculty mentor, who will provide guidance for their research project and career guidance. Students will present their project to the MGH *Pathology Department at the conclusion of their clerkships.
• Students will participate in weekly didactic sessions and be provided one on one mentorship for the pathology residency application process.
• Social and career networking opportunities with SRTP program and MGH Pathology faculty and trainees
• The program provides the following support during the eight week period of the program:
  • Housing near Harvard Medical School (no cost to student)
  • $5,000 living stipend for food and other necessities
  • Travel grants based on demonstrated need (FAFSA required)
  • Meals provided at didactic sessions
• Dates: June 6, 2022 – July 29, 2022

Eligibility

• Ideally, the applicant should have a strong demonstrated interest in Pathology as a specialty career.
• The MGH Pathology Scholar Program is open to medical students who meet the following criteria:
  • Underrepresented in medicine (UIM)
  • Completion of at least 2 core clinical rotations and passing score on USMLE1; applicant must be academically competitive for residency application.
  • Attended/Attending a college or medical school in the US and Puerto Rico
  • US citizens or permanent residents If accepted, proof of health insurance will be required

Apply

• Apply by clicking here.

Benefits for students

• Medical students (MS) will gain focused exposure in an area of Pathology tailored to their interests.
• Medical students will have the opportunity to work on a project under the guidance of an MGH Faculty member.
• In the process, medical students will have a unique opportunity to experience MGH Pathology firsthand, and to have MGH faculty become familiar with them as students. The project, interaction with faculty and mentorship will strengthen their potential as applicants and increase the likelihood they will apply and want to matriculate at MGH Pathology.
• Provides an opportunity for excellent students to visit our program, who may not have otherwise visited for financial reasons.

About our department

Introduction
We are proud to present a look into MGH Pathology: a 13-video series introducing the department, Residency and Fellowship program, Research, and Lab spaces. Follow along to see the history and progress of Pathology at MGH!

Meet Pathologist-in-Chief, Dr. David Louis, and learn more about our department. For more info, visit massgeneral.org/pathology.

Table of contents

• Education

• Residency and Fellowships
• Resident Experience
• Education Informatics

• Informatics
• Research

• Laboratory spaces

• Autopsy
• Blood Bank
• Chemistry
• Gross room
• Histology
• Microbiology
• Molecular

Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Professionalism

• The MGH Pathology Service aims to cultivate a diverse and inclusive Pathology community committed to equity, integrity, collaboration, and respect.
• We are excited to let you know about the department's efforts over the past 18 months to begin to address the issue of structural inequity, in combination with our ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion and to foster professionalism. We have aligned these efforts under a new DEIP (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Professionalism) Committee.
• Learn more: https://www.massgeneral.org/pathology/about/diversity-and-inclusion