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Medicine in Motion at UWSOD, is part of Medicine in Motion, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and diverse group of healthcare providers whose mission is to address medical burnout through fitness, philanthropy, and interdisciplinary community build

MediMind aims to provide essential information and support for all University of Washington students, especially those interested in clinical, neuro, child developmental psychology, psychiatric nursing, and general premed.

Organization desription summary: Our organization will work with the UW sustainbility and Surplus departments to redirct the medical supply surplus they recieve from UW-affiliated Hospitals. We aim to support the sustainability department reach it's wast

MAPS at the University of Washington is dedicated to fostering a community of underrepresented pre-medical students and providing members with knowledge and experiences needed to be socially conscious healthcare professionals.

The purpose of our group is to provide people with the knowledge and skills to be safe and sustainable while outdoors. We will also educate members about healthcare pathways in wilderness and rural medicine.

Perform to underprivileged people (homeless people, shelters, nursing homes, hospitals, etc.) to spread joy through music.

We propose a live music intervention led by medical student volunteers in partnership with Providence Volunteer Services, who will help identify patients interested in participating. Sessions will be offered twice a month—once on the pediatric floor and

NCPA highlights the exciting opportunities available to independent specialty and community pharmacy practice.

This group is for medical students at UWSOM. The Neurological Surgery Interest Group aims to provide medical students with mentorship opportunities through collaboration with UWSOM faculty and residents. If interested in joining email nsig@uw.edu

This organization will provide support and training to health science professionals interested in increasing their skills and knowledge of sexual and reproductive health issues.

Student interest group in the School of Medicine dedicated to creating community and sharing information and hands-on learning about the obstetrics and gynecology medical specialty.

The OB-GYN Interest Group provides opportunities for medical students to explore women’s health, engage in clinical and research experiences, learn from faculty mentors, and promote education on reproductive health and advocacy.

The OIG exists to facilitate medical student interest in ophthalmology through volunteer work and guidance from providers at the UW Eye Institute, helping to connect medical students with opportunities in the field.

The mission of the Orthodontics Interest Group is to provide opportunities to learn more about the field of orthodontics and to network with future mentors. We aim to build a community that elevates the field as a whole and bridges the gap between dental

A group for first year AK WWAMI medical students who are interested in orthopedic surgery and sports medicine.

To expose medical students to the specializations and work of an internal medicine physician.

This organization shall exist to provide University of Washington Medical Students at Idaho Foundations Site with opportunities to learn about and experience the fields of Otolaryngology and Head and Neck Surgery.

Partners for World Health improves global health and reduces medical waste by collecting and distributing medical supplies. Run mostly by volunteers, PWH offers internships, student chapters, and initiatives like Project 10,000 to support maternal health

The Pediatric Interest Group at the University of Washington School of Medicine is an organization that provides space, support, and opportunities for medical students interested in the field of pediatrics.

PhRESH promotes the involvement of the pharmacy profession in the access and education of reproductive and sexual health services.

To provide discussion of medical philosophy to pre-health professionals. Here, we will try to answer “what is medicine” using a core of philosophy and approaches to modern dilemmas in medicine.

To promote awareness of the role rehabilitation medicine in the healthcare community and host educational events related to PM&R.

Improve the awareness and involvement of the University of Washington School of Medicine student body, in local, national, and global human rights advocacy efforts

As the climate changes, physicians will need to become aware of how the changing environment may alter disease presentations in their practice. Our group wants to explore the practice of environmentally conscious and sustainable medicine.