Are you thinking about a career in medicine? Wondering what it’s really like to be in medical school? This one-week summer program offers hands-on learning, real-life experiences, and expert guidance for those who dream of becoming doctors, nurses, scientists, or healthcare professionals. You’ll spend the week at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, learning from people who’ve been where you are—and who want to help you succeed.
It’s hard to be what you don’t see, and not everybody has a doctor in their family. The goal of the program is to show them that you can be a doctor, you can go into medicine, you can be a part of the healthcare field.
During your week in Temple’s Mini Medical School, you’ll:
This opportunity is open to those who are:
This isn’t just a program. It’s a stepping stone. Whether you’re imagining your first day in medical school or just starting to explore health careers, the Temple Mini Medical School is a place to ask questions, make connections, and start building your future in medicine.
A program like this allows you to explore and see new things. It also gives you connections to people already in the medical field.
I’m a person that likes to do everything hands-on, so I was happy when got to go to the research lab to do DNA extraction.
I’m a person that likes to do everything hands-on, so I was happy when got to go to the research lab to do DNA extraction.
Have questions? Reach out to our program coordinator, Nicole Miller-Allen.
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