NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — As politicians battle over healthcare, there is a push to get more minority students interested in becoming doctors. Pipeline programs across the country are working to break barriers often faced by minority students trying to make it to medical school. CBS2’s Cindy Hsu got to see how these programs are helping… Read More
The Associated Medical Schools of New York (AMSNY) supports programs across the educational continuum to expand the pool of students choosing careers in medicine and other health professions. The programs, which are mainly housed within New York State’s medical schools, are supported through a grant from the State Department of Health, with additional financial assistance… Read More
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: August 10, 2016 Contact: Anat Gerstein, 718-793-2211 x100 anat@anatgerstein.com Jaime Williams, 718-793-2211 x107 jaime@anatgerstein.com Medical Schools Announce: No More Unclaimed Bodies Accepted from NYC Medical Examiner All Schools Will Feature Donor Programs, Work to Boost Donations to Train Future Doctors to be the Best, Meet New York’s Growing Physician Shortage, and Continue… Read More
NYC Medical Schools Seek Smart, Motivated Teens in Diversity Initiative By Ida Siegal A unique program is putting some teenagers on the fast track to success while adding diversity to the hospitals where you’re cared for. The students are taken from high school and placed in a medical program that turns them into future doctors…. Read More
