- cGPA: 3.90, sGPA: 3.95
- MCAT: 514
- State of residence: PA
- White Female
- Undergraduate: T25 (Applied Statistics Major)
- Shadowing (200 hrs)- Primary Care, General Surgery, OBGYN, Vascular Surgery, Dermatology
- Clinical experience
- Hospice Volunteer (350 hours)
- Medical Assistant/Scribe in Primary Care Practice (700 hours)
- Research experience
- Undergraduate Research Assistant in lab focused on preventative medicine (lung screenings, mammograms, etc... in rural communities) as well as addiction medicine (2 publications in addiction medicine journals (500 hours)
- Non-clinical volunteering
- Student Ran Crisis Line (500 hours)- callers focusing on issues of addiction and mental health
- Remote Area Medical (300 hours)- Non-profit focused on providing healthcare to this in underserved communities, volunteered at many clinics helped provide free glasses and input patient information into EMR
- SHE (Shelter for Help in Emergency) (200 hours)- Domestic violence shelter (got me interested in women's health with family medicine)
- Other extracurricular activities (including athletics, military service, gap year activities, leadership, teaching, etc)
- Leadership:
- Was President and Secretary of club field hockey program (very competitive program, made it to club nationals every season, top 10 club program in country)
- First Year Rep and Member of Community Host Group for RAM chapter at my college- responsible for running our own Remote Area Medical Clinic
- Coach for a field hockey camp- 4 years
- Tutoring
- General Chemistry TA (300 hours)
- Science tutor (Organic, Gen Chem, Bio) for other students (120 hrs)
- Leadership:
- Relevant honors or awards
- Very prestigious honors college (only 5% of class invited)
- Scholarship through honors college
- Small research grants
- Prestigious secret society at school recognizing academic achievement
- Anything else not listed you think might be important
- My parent was a family physician. I pretty much grew up in their office, shadowing, and eventually scribing from time to time. The impact they had on the community inspires my intention to work in primary care someday, as well as my drive for healthcare reform