Friday, March 21, 2025

Upcoming Admitted Student Panel – GW Pre-Health Advising

Calling all Pre-Health students! Are you curious about the application and admissions process for health professional schools? If so, don’t miss this valuable opportunity!

Join us for a virtual panel discussion featuring GW students and alumni who have been admitted to health professional schools. They will share their experiences, insights, and advice to help you navigate the application journey.

When? The panel will take place April 21-25—exact date and time to be announced soon.

Stay Updated! If you’d like to be notified when the schedule is finalized, please fill out this form: 

https://forms.gle/dM1BZDH6QPpNuVst8

We look forward to seeing you there! 

EMeRG Applications Are Open for Fall 2025! 

Interested in emergency medicine, patient care, or serving the GW community? The GW Emergency Medical Response Group (EMeRG) is now accepting applications for the Fall 2025 semester! EMeRG is a student-run, volunteer EMS agency that provides free, professional emergency medical care and transport to the GW campus and surrounding area. EMeRG welcomes students from any major. We encourage all interested applicants to apply; you just need to have your NREMT certification before the start of the Fall 2025 semester.

Application Link: APPLY HERE

Application Deadline: Thursday, March 28th at 11:59 PM

Open House: Stop by 2145 G St NW on Sunday, March 23rd from 11 AM – 2 PM to meet current members, tour our ambulance, and learn more about our agency!

If you have any questions about the application process or EMeRG in general, feel free to reach out   to vphr@gwemerg.com or President@gwemerg.com. We hope to see you soon! 

Explore Physics – Majors and Minors Open House!

The physics department will be hosting a Majors and Minors Open House:

Tuesday 3/25 from 5:15-6:35 PM

Corcoran Hall 404a

This is a drop-in event. You can show up at any time in this window to talk to our department's advising team and have all of your questions answered. These could be practical questions about spring registration, or they could be deep existential questions about what to do with your life. We are here to help.

All are welcome at this event, whether you are a declared major, someone just wanting to learn more, or even friends and roommates of people who want to learn more. No commitments are required or expected. We would be glad to see you there, no matter your academic goals.

As a reminder, our department offers majors and minors in Biophysics, and Astronomy and Astrophysics as well as Physics. And we can talk about the merits of these tracks with you and how they could fit into your four-year plan.  

Hope to see you there,

Prof. Axel Schmidt

DUS, Dept. of Physics

CULI 1810 – Fundamentals of Culinary Medicine

Are you interested in taking a unique elective course at GW's School of Medicine?

Summer 2025 Semester - First Session (May 19 - June 28)  Monday and Wednesday mornings 9:30 to Noon

Fall 2025 Semester - Lecture/Lab course with lecture on Tuesday at 1:00 PM and labs offered Monday morning, Monday afternoon, Tuesday morning and Wednesday afternoon.  

CULI 1810: Fundamentals of Culinary Medicine

Fundamentals of Culinary Medicine teaches students the practical skills to realistically apply nutrition concepts to impact their own life and those around them though great tasting food that happens to be good for them. This course provides a comprehensive overview of nutrition and application of nutrition principles through culinary medicine. The course includes hands-on cooking classes, didactic lectures, guest speakers and field trips. Topics covered include basic nutrition concepts, evaluating research, recipe development and modification, food security and barriers to healthy eating, inflammation and an anti-inflammatory diet, food allergies and intolerances, and food policy.

Classes are held in-person at the Seva Teaching Kitchen. The course will include hands-on cooking sessions, didactic lectures, guest speakers, and field trips. The course is a Lecture / Lab series. For the Fall 2025 semester lectures are held most but not all Tuesdays from 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM.

The course is appropriate for undergraduate students who are interested in learning about and improving their own, culinary skills, nutrition literacy, and/or health and for students seeking careers in medicine, health, and nutrition.

More information at - https://blogs.gwu.edu/smhs-culinarymedicine/undergraduate-programming/culi-1810-fundamentals-of-culinary-medicine/

ADEA AADSAS Fee Assistance Program and Webinar

ADEA administers the ADEA AADSAS® Fee Assistance Program (FAP), a fee waiver program supporting applicants facing financial constraints during the dental school application process. Eligible applicants approved for FAP receive a fee waiver for three dental school applications in ADEA AADSAS, a value of $494. 

ADEA has implemented some updates to the FAP application and process for the 2025-26 ADEA AADSAS cycle. Here are important details to note: 

The 2025 FAP application will be open April 16 – June 1. Applicants need to apply with a DENTPIN instead of an ADEA AADSAS ID number.

The FAP Help Center, now including the application instructions, has been updated HERE.

Applicants will be notified of the decision on June 13, and approved applicants will have 30 days (until July 13) to use a waiver in ADEA AADSAS.

The application process, eligibility requirements, and benefit will remain the same.

To support these changes, the ADEA FAP webpage and the FAP Help Center have been updated. Instructions are located in the Help Center. 

ADEA will host an ADEA AADSAS FAP Information webinar on Wednesday, March 26 at 2:00 p.m. ET. REGISTER NOW. 

ADEA is pleased to support applicants throughout the admissions process. Please direct FAP questions to FAPAADSAS@adea.org. Thank you.

Pharmacy School Personal Statement Workshop

Pharm4Me | AACP

Date & Time

Apr 17, 2025 06:00 PM  in  Eastern Time (US and Canada)

Description

Join us virtually on April 17th at 6 PM ET for an interactive workshop. Get expert advice, learn what admissions committees look for, and how to make your personal statement stand out! Led by Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy Director of Student Success, Amanda Galvan, LPC, and 3rd Year Professional Pharmacy Student Mauricia Gallegos sharing real insights and tips!

Registration link: HERE

Clinical Research Assistant – Neonatal Neurocardiac Critical Care

Are you passionate about making a difference in healthcare and excited to dive into cutting-edge research?

We’re looking for a clinical research assistant to join the Zickler Family Prenatal Pediatrics Institute at Children’s National Hospital in Washington, DC. Be part of an innovative team conducting research in neonatal neurocardiac critical care!

Don't miss this opportunity to contribute to groundbreaking research and gain invaluable experience in the field.

What You’ll Do:

Work alongside Dr. Sarah Schlatterer, MD, PhD, a leading expert in neurocardiac care, prenatal, and neonatal neurology. You’ll assist with research on infants with congenital heart disease in the cardiac ICU and support their families.

Take charge of day-to-day research study activities exploring the impact of parent-led neonatal massage on mother-infant bonding and heart rate variability. You'll be the main point of contact for families, running study sessions, and collecting data using advanced EKG technology.

Get into the nitty-gritty of research management—from determining patient eligibility and enrolling them to writing study documents, maintaining databases, and navigating IRB processes. You'll learn what it takes to keep a study running smoothly.

Master EMR navigation—you'll gain advanced skills in electronic medical record systems while helping track and categorize important neuro data (EEGs, radiology findings, etc.) for various research projects.

Analyze critical data about brain injury risks and neurodevelopmental outcomes in babies with congenital heart disease.

Develop professionally with opportunities to attend research conferences, present posters, and contribute to manuscript writing.

Gain real-world experience by shadowing multidisciplinary neurocardiac rounds and working closely with professionals in psychology, therapy, nursing, and more!

Why You Should Apply:

Perfect for pre-med, pre-PhD, or pre-health students looking to boost their research experience and gain exposure to clinical environments.

Work with a dynamic, collaborative team of doctors, scientists, and clinical staff.

Make a real impact on the health and well-being of infants and their families while developing skills that will set you apart in your career.

If you’re ready to roll up your sleeves, learn, and be part of groundbreaking research, we want to hear from you!

HOW TO APPLY:

Please send your resume and letter of interest to Dr. Schlatterer at

sschlatt@childrensnational.org

Part-time Medical Assistant - Immaculate Medical Services (IMS)

Immaculate Medical Services is seeking to fill a Medical Assistant position at their Washington, D.C. practice. This opportunity is open to Pre-health graduates taking a gap year. 

Why this is a great position for pre-health graduates:

Work at a part-time private practice.

Work as a part of the team to provide efficient and excellent care to patients.

Gain relevant work experience

Support both clinical and operational staff per established policies and procedures.

Assume responsibilities for direct and indirect patient care activities.

This practice is located in Washington, D.C.

Learn more about the position and apply here!

The Maryland Pediatric Group, LLC - Summer Medical Administrative Assistant 

The Maryland Pediatric Group is working to hire a Medical Administrative Assistant for the Summer to join their practice in Lutherville Timonium, MD. Rising Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors are encouraged to apply. Full-time or part-time.

Great opportunity for anyone looking for summer employment in a Baltimore area pediatric office.

Full-time and part-time options available

Flexible scheduling

On the job training provided 

The position is in Lutherville Timonium, MD.

Learn more about the position and apply here!

Topple Diagnostics -  Mobile Medical Assistant / Vestibular Technician

Topple Diagnostics is working to hire a mobile medical assistant to travel throughout the Washington DC, Virginia and Maryland areas to perform premier vestibular testing for various local medical providers. Pre-health graduates taking a gap year are encouraged to apply. 

No medical assistant certificate is required.

Full time position

Why this is a great position for pre-health graduates:

Join an elite provider of diagnostic testing.

Travel to a different client (provider) location to perform all job duties.

Perform state-of-the-art vestibular testing (dizziness) on scheduled patients.

Set up and disassemble multiple pieces of vestibular diagnostic equipment and conduct diagnostic tests on patients in physicians’ offices.

Interact with multiple providers’ offices in a professional, courteous manner, working closely with providers and patients.

This position requires to travel to multiple locations.

Learn more about the position and apply here!

Medical Scribe Positions Available - Otolaryngology Associates, PC

Otolaryngology Associates, PC, is currently hiring full-time and part-time medical scribes.

As a medical scribe, you’ll gain firsthand exposure to general ENT treatment and Neurotology, making this an excellent opportunity for students interested in pursuing careers in healthcare.

Location: Otolaryngology Associates, PC (Fairfax, VA)
Positions: Full-time & Part-time available

For more information or to apply, contact Stephanie McMillen, Scribe Manager at shoran@entmds.net or (703) 383-8130.

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