Events hosted by other organizations are listed for your information only and do not represent an endorsement by Brown or the Health Careers Advising office.

April 5, 2025 12:00 pm - 5:45 pm EST: “Future Leaders in Brain Injury: Sports Related Head Injuries” Virtual Conference

Synapse is hosting a free virtual conference, Future Leaders in Brain Injury: Sports-Related Head Injuries, which provides opportunities for students to explore a variety of medical specialties and career paths focused on advancing the field of brain injury.. Learners of all levels from undergrads to clinical students are welcome to attend, and we were hoping to extend an invitation! It will be a valuable opportunity for students to network, build relationships with healthcare mentors, and gain more context for their future career goals. See their flier for more details and to register. 

April 7 and April 24, 2025: NYU Grossman Long Island School of Medicine Admissions Webinar: Learn more about their three-year accelerated medical education program focused on training the next generation of primary care physicians. Details can be found on their flier. 

April 16-17 AAMC Virtual Medical School Fair:

Wednesday April 16 11 am-5:30 pm EST  Live Info Sessions

Thursday April 17 11 am - 7 pm EST Chat with Medical Schools and Postbaccalaureat Programs

You must REGISTER for this event in advance.

April 26-27: United Against Inequities in Disease Annual Health Equity Leadership Conference: Join UAID, the nation's oldest student 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing health equity - for their Annual Health Equity Leadership Conference on April 26-27th! This dynamic virtual event brings together passionate students and early career professionals from across the country to connect, collaborate, and lead the charge in addressing differences in healthcare access and health outcomes. Attendees will have the opportunity to showcase their work and talents through: Community Health Needs Assessment Poster Presentations,  Community Health Improvement Project Presentations, and Case Study Competition. Abstract submissions for poster and project presentations are due by 11:59 pm on March 8th.

For details on registration and abstract submission, visit uaid.org/conference.

April 28, 2025 6:30pm: Yale Medical School Virtual Information Session: The Brown Pre-Med AMSA will be hosting a virtual info session with Yale Medical School. There will be a short presentation about the Yale System, followed by a Q&A session. You can join the session here.

May 1, 2025: Biomed Planetary Health Symposium: Call for student poster presentations for the Planetary Health Symposium on May 1, 2025! Posters on any topic pertaining to environmental change and health (of any species) are welcome, including work in progress, complete, or just at the concept stage. PLEASE NOTE: Printing and printing costs will be covered for students. Submissions can be emailed to PHSymposium@brown.edu. More information on poster submissions and symposium registration can be found here. 

May 14, 2025: UConn School of Dental Medicine, Passport to Dentistry: The program will be held virtually and will contain the following: a presentation on career options in dentistry, a review of the application process, and a virtual lunch with current dental students.  It is a great day for a potential applicant to get to know us and learn about their school.  This program is free.  There is a short application for the applicant to complete and submit to Tricia Avolt.  Please see their website for a brief description of the program and the application. The deadline to apply is April 14, 2025.

Disclaimer: The listings here are provided as a benefit and a resource to students. Brown does not endorse or promote any particular third party entity’s program. The linked opportunities will take you to the third party provider’s website where you can obtain information about the specific program or opportunity. You can then determine on your own whether you are eligible and interested in applying or participating.

Posted 4/3/25

All Pre-Health: Hasbro Children’s Hospital, Heart Camp Volunteer: The Pediatric Heart Center at Hasbro Children’s/Brown University Health is currently looking for motivated volunteers interested to serve as camp counselors at this summer’s Follow Your Heart Camp. Heart Camp is a week-long overnight camp experience for children with heart conditions. At Heart Camp, kids learn to develop self-confidence and life skills to help them navigate the challenges of living with a cardiac condition in a fun and safe environment. They also participate in typical summer camp activities, such as field games, team building, swimming, boating, and nature recreation. Counselor responsibilities include promoting the mission of camp, guiding campers through camp activities, supervising campers, and being a role model for campers. This year, Heart Camp will run from August 10th through August 15th, 2025. This is a great opportunity for undergraduates who are interested in pediatric healthcare, cardiology, child development and psychology/behavioral health. Volunteers must be 18 years of age or older and complete the Rhode Island Hospital volunteer onboarding process, including a background check and health screening. If you are interested in applying, please email a resume and cover letter to sp.feit1@gmail.com and kshah5@brownhealth.org. We look forward to hearing from you!

Pre-Health Students: Wanted -- MCAT Tutors: MedSchoolCoach, the nation’s leader in MCAT preparation, is actively seeking tutor candidates! They are looking for individuals who are bright, dynamic and engaging, preferably with teaching or tutoring experience (TA experience is great!). Candidates must have taken the MCAT within the past 3 years, and achieved a score of 130 or higher in at least two sections of the exam. Our pay is very competitive ($45.00 per hour, with opportunities for raises and bonuses) and scheduling is flexible. This is a fantastic job for students looking to earn some extra money while doing something rewarding and fun. To apply, please start by filling out an application here. If you meet our criteria, they will contact you  to schedule an interview.

Gap Year Students: Certified Medical Assistant, Salud Pediatrics: Salud Pediatrics, in collaboration with CapYear, is seeking to hire a Certified Medical Assistant for their Algonquin, IL practice. This opportunity is open to pre-health graduates taking a gap year. For a full job description and details on how to apply, visit their website.

Gap Year Students: Medical Assistant, Chesapeake Urology: Chesapeake Urology is working with CapYear to fill a medical assistant position in their Rockville, MD office. Pre-health graduates are encouraged to apply. For a full job description and details on how to apply, visit their website.

All Pre-Health Students: Research Scientist 1, New York State Department of Health: The State of NYState  Department of Health has posted to available positions in Albany, NY for a Research Scientist 1. Details on the position and instructions on how to apply are available on their website. 

Posted 3/27/25

All Pre-Health Students: MS in Nurse- Midwifery: Boston College’s new M.S in Nurse Midwifery program was created to give nurses a path toward addressing the nationwide shortage of obstetric care providers and confronting the US maternal mortality crisis. Now accepting applications. You can learn more about the program on their website

Gap Year Opportunity: Part-time Medical Assistant, Immaculate Medical Services:  Immaculate Medical Services, in collaboration with CapYear, 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. For a full description of the position and to learn how to apply, visit their website.

Gap Year Opportunity: ReConnect Fellowship at the Area Health Education Center: The ReConnect Fellowship is a gap-year program for pre-health college graduates applying to medical or physician assistant school. Based in Roseburg, Oregon, fellows work full-time as medical assistants or medicalscribes in Federally Qualified Health Centers or Rural Health Centers, working with patients in a rural, medically underserved community. Beyond clinical work, fellows join a supportive cohort of peers, engaging in social dinners, professional learning, and receive mentorship and guidance through the application process. The priority application deadline is March 31, 2025. Visit their website for detailed application instructions.

All Pre-Health Students: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine Biomedical Master’s Program: The BMP is a 12 month, 32 credit Master of Science program that focuses on graduate level science training and investigative thinking through rigorous academic inquiry and experiential learning opportunities based in research and practice. Their mission is to provide students with the training necessary to succeed in admissions and thrive throughout their health sciences professional program, and to cultivate lifelong learning skills and other development needed to flourish in their chosen careers. Students can see information about the BMP at bmp.pitt.edu. Here they will find specific information on courses, experiential activities, mentoring and coaching, finances, success, and more. They may also contact Larissa Kocelko, the Administrative Specialist at bmppitt@pitt.edu

TMDSAS Applicants: Pre-Application Virtual Workshop Series: They’re kicking off the series this week with livestream sessions on YouTube designed to help applicants get a strong start on their application with guidance straight from the TMDSAS team. There will be recordings available if you aren’t able to attend live. You can also subscribe to their YouTube channel @TexasHealthEducationService to stay updated on upcoming sessions.

Gap Year Opportunity: Medical Assistant, South Riding Pediatrics: South Riding Pediatrics, in collaboration with CapYear, is seeking to fill a Medical Assistant position at their South Riding, VA practice. This opportunity is open to pre-health graduates taking a gap year. For a full description of the position and to learn how to apply, visit their website.

All Pre-Health Undergrads: The Legacy Project, Inc - Local Chapter Recruitment: The Legacy Project, Inc., or TLP. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that connects students with older adults in their local communities to (1) foster friendships and (2) preserve the older adults' life histories through a published book, achieving a lasting legacy.They are seeking motivated students from Brown University to establish a TLP chapter and launch programming next fall. This is an incredible opportunity for students to:

• Take on leadership roles
• Gain book authorship
• Develop valuable skills for their careers
• Form meaningful intergenerational connections
• Make a lasting impact on their community

No prior experience is necessary, just a genuine interest in forming intergenerational connections! Interested students should fill out this short form. Students can also read more on their website, or watch this video to learn more about the process. 

Posted 3/20/25

Pre-Veterinary Students: University of Florida Undergraduate On-Line Summer Courses: The University of Florida, College of Veterinary Medicine is offering a few exciting online undergraduate courses in the upcoming Summer semester that are specifically geared towards undergraduate students interested in Veterinary Medicine.  Students at other Colleges and Universities can sign up for these classes. They are also offering several online graduate level classes in the summer as well in this field. Registration is now open. View a full listing of offerings and contacts for each program here.

Gap Year Opportunity: Summer Hourly Project Assistant II: New York State Department is posting one public health position as a Project Assistant II. View a full job description and details on how to apply here. Applications are due by 3/20/2025.

Gap Year Opportunity: Neurobehavioral Health Tech, Collage Rehabilitation Partners: Collage Rehabilitation Partners practice is working with CapYear to fill a neurobehavioral health tech position in their Roswell, GA location. Pre-Health graduates are encouraged to apply. There is a full-time and a part-time position. Visit their website for a full description and to learn how to apply.

Gap Year Opportunity: Clinical Research Assistant, Hospital for Special Surgery: The Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS) is seeking a Clinical Research Assistant. View a full job description and details on how to apply in their flier. 

All Pre-Health Students: Global Health Experimental Fellowships: Global Health Experiential Fellowship is a 5-week global health research opportunity with the opportunity to conduct global health research in collaboration with Ugandan master’s and bachelor’s students under Yale School of Medicine mentors Dr. Robert Rosenheck and Dr. Yang Jae Lee. This rigorous program has gained recognition as a gold-standard in global health education. Its impact is highlighted in a forthcoming paper under review in the Annals of Global Health, co-authored by global health leaders such as Dr. Brandon Kohrt, Dr. Robert Rohrbaugh, and Dr. Peter Waiswa. Over the past two years of the fellowship, over 80% of participating fellows have or will become co-authors of a peer-reviewed scientific article; some examples can be found here, here, and here. Fellows will develop transferable skills useful in all fields, but particularly in medicine, research, and public health. Here is the link to the syllabus, and you can learn more and apply at our website: www.ethealth.org/ghef

All Pre-Health Students: Montefiore Einstein Bioethics Mediation Online: Intensive:The Montefiore Einstein Bioethics Mediation Virtual Intensive offers participants a dynamic and immersive learning experience, combining interactive didactics with small group role-playing scenarios designed to build essential mediation skills. Originally pioneered by Nancy Dubler and Carol Liebman, internationally recognized leaders who literally "wrote the book" on bioethics mediation, this training is grounded in a proven framework that has shaped bioethics mediation practices nationwide. Participants will leave this course well-prepared to navigate ethically complex clinical situations and conflicts, fostering meaningful communication and consensus-building among patients, families, and healthcare providers.  Applicants are accepted on a rolling basis. To apply, please visit their website (choose non-degree Summer Semester option) or email bioethics@montefiore.org. Tuition is $2,620. This course may be taken independently or for academic credits toward the MS in Bioethics.