Physicians of Tomorrow Scholarship Program

Physicians of Tomorrow Scholarship Program

Sponsor: American Medical Association
 
Deadlines: Feb 28, 2022
 
Contact: Emily Demko [email protected]
 
Purpose:
The Physicians of Tomorrow Scholarship Program offers scholarships for medical students approaching their final year of medical school. Scholarship awards are made under 7 national and 4 regional categories, including scholarships for students underrepresented in medicine (such as Native Americans/Native Hawaiians/Alaska Natives) and students committed to addressing health equity for underserved populations and economically disadvantaged areas.

Additional information for each scholarship category is available on the program website.

Eligibility:
Students must be nominated through their medical school’s dean’s office or the dean’s designate in order to be eligible.

Applicants must be third year students currently enrolled in an accredited allopathic or osteopathic medical school in the U.S. who are approaching their final year of school and will graduate in May or June 2022. Eligible students must be U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or have DACA status.

Category-specific eligibility requirements are available on the program website.

Geographic coverage:
Nationwide
 
Amount of funding:
$10,000
 
Application process:

Additional guidance and a link to the online application portal are available on the program website when applications are being accepted.

After receiving a nomination from the medical school dean’s office or dean’s designate, applicants should work with the medical school administrator to collect all necessary documents for submission.

Tagged as:
Black or African American · Hispanic or Latino · Immigrants · Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander · Physicians · Scholarships for health careers.
 

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