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Hi everyone,
I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but it's a topic that has gotten drowned out in the pre-allopatric forums. I'm interested in pursuing an MD, but with an emphasis on social justice. From what I've learned, many jesuit schools do have programs to accommodate this interest.
I was wondering how the climate is for women's health in jesuit medical schools. I have a history in women's health advocacy and involvement with family planning and pro-choice projects. This is very fundamental to my story, but I was wondering if this would be acceptable to jesuit schools? Once in medical school, I would also like to continue doing advocacy work in women's health.
Any help is appreciated!
P.S: This sub-forum has been very helpful for me in understanding what life is like for women medical students and physicians. So thank you for that!
I'm not sure if this is the right forum for this, but it's a topic that has gotten drowned out in the pre-allopatric forums. I'm interested in pursuing an MD, but with an emphasis on social justice. From what I've learned, many jesuit schools do have programs to accommodate this interest.
I was wondering how the climate is for women's health in jesuit medical schools. I have a history in women's health advocacy and involvement with family planning and pro-choice projects. This is very fundamental to my story, but I was wondering if this would be acceptable to jesuit schools? Once in medical school, I would also like to continue doing advocacy work in women's health.
Any help is appreciated!
P.S: This sub-forum has been very helpful for me in understanding what life is like for women medical students and physicians. So thank you for that!
