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Sometimes, students decide later in their undergraduate careers to pursue medical or other health professional careers, and they need to find a pathway to fulfill the pre-requisites course requirements and prepare for the MCAT or other professional entrance exam.
The Duquesne University Post-Baccalaureate Pre-Medical and Health Professions Program (PB-PMHPP) is designed to meet students’ individual needs and prepare them to make application to medical or other health professional school. Unlike many other post-baccalaureate programs, we do not encourage students to take the MCAT and other professional entrance exam before entering our program.
The Duquesne University PB-PMHPP features:
Two entrance pathways – Career Changer (needs significant pre-requisites) or Enhancer (has majority of pre-requisites and looking for way to improve record or experiences)
Three Program Options
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program
- Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program/Master’s Degree
- Non-Certificate Program
Check out our website: www.duq.edu/pmhpp and please see our attached information sheet for more details. Please share this information with your colleagues who also may advise interested students.
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Direct Connections: Insights Into Fellowships, Pre-Health and Undergraduate Research
The Director and Advisors of Fellowships, Pre-Health and Undergraduate Research will discuss each of their programs and what every students needs to know.
Dr. Chris Reaves: Director, Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program
Dr. Kathryn Meehan: Prestigious Fellowship Advisor
Ms. Andrea Clark: Pre-Health Advisor
When: Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Time: 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Where: Clough Lounge located in Clough Commons, 2nd Floor, Suite 205
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"What I Wish I Knew Then, That I Know Now"
Come and talk to Pre-Health, Fellowship and Undergraduate Research students talk about the first year and what they would do differently.
When: Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Time: 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Where: Clough Lounge located in Clough Commons, 2nd Floor, Suite 205.
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Since 1987, the Church Health Center has served underserved men, women and children in the Memphis, TN, area. The Center is a nonprofit and runs medical and dental clinics for working, uninsured populations. It also operates a publishing arm, which produces and distributes printed health resources, and its Wellness Center that offers exercise, health lifestyle and nutrition resources to the Memphis community.
The Center also runs Church Health Scholars, one-year, paid fellowship program for college graduates 0-3 years out of college. All majors are accepted, and applicants are invited to apply to one of three program tracks: Health Care, Nonprofit or Wellness & Community.
Scholars in the Nonprofit Track work in departments such as Communications, Development and Knowledge Ministry, while Scholars in the Wellness & Community Track encourage health lifestyle behavior through physical therapy, child life programs and nutrition guidance. Health Care Track Scholars spend their Scholar year working in the Center's medical and dental clinics.
Scholars are hourly employees of the Church Health Center and receive a full benefits package that includes health insurance, vacation and a 401(k) option.
Applications are accepted online through January 15, 2015. To apply, please visit: http://www.churchhealthcenter.org/applyonline Positions start June 2015 and end June 2016.
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Let's get to know YOU! Connect with your faculty at the faculty panel on September 4 at 2:00pm in Clough 205 for opportunities in pre-health, fellowships, and/or undergraduate research.
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Wednesday
August 27, 2014
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Interested in undergraduate research, fellowships, pre-health, or all three? Come listen to Georgia Tech's program directors as they share their advice, answer your questions, discuss their programs, and shed light on the connections between them. Get all your answers straight from the source in this second installment of our Welcome Home panel series.
The panel is open to all interested students.
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Stop by and say hello.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program
Clough Commons, Suite 205
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