The OFFICIAL #DocsWithDisabilities Initiative account: Podcast, Hashtag & Programs & @meekslisa DREAM Lab. Anti-Oppressive #HPE #MedEd #STEM Education
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ALT Graphic titled “Your Experience Can Make a Difference” recruiting physicians with disabilities or chronic illnesses to become MSDCI Pod Leaders. Pod Leaders guide virtual group sessions for pre-medical and medical students with similar experiences, sharing perspective, offering guidance, and building community. Commitment: at least one virtual pod session per six-month cycle. Benefits include making medicine less isolating, sharing practical guidance, and supporting the next generation with a flexible time commitment. Pre-medical and medical students with disabilities or chronic illnesses can also apply for roles. Questions: [email protected].
ALT Recruitment graphic for an anonymous research survey. The headline reads "Share your experiences navigating medicine with a disability or chronic illness." A section titled "The survey" lists four bullets: takes 15–30 minutes; is anonymous, with all questions optional; includes an opt-in drawing for $50 gift cards; approved by the UIC IRB (Protocol #2022-03460-MOD002). A section titled "Eligibility" reads: folks along the MD/DO track with disability/chronic illness (self-identified). At the bottom, a teal "Take the Survey" button shows the link tinyurl.com/MedDisabilitySurvey26, next to a QR code labeled "About me & my research."
ALT Two people are sitting together, looking at a computer screen. One is pointing at the screen while the other listens attentively. The text reads, "Mentorship that moves you forward. Mentor Match Program. The AAMC Virtual Communities Network." The logo of AAMC is in the top right corner.
ALT Recruitment graphic for an anonymous research survey. The headline reads "Share your experiences navigating medicine with a disability or chronic illness." A section titled "The survey" lists four bullets: takes 15–30 minutes; is anonymous, with all questions optional; includes an opt-in drawing for $50 gift cards; approved by the UIC IRB (Protocol #2022-03460-MOD002). A section titled "Eligibility" reads: folks along the MD/DO track with disability/chronic illness (self-identified). At the bottom, a teal "Take the Survey" button shows the link tinyurl.com/MedDisabilitySurvey26, next to a QR code labeled "About me & my research."
ALT Group of young people of various ages and races. They include, clockwise from top left, Faria Tavacoli, Ashlyn Perry, Akbar Arsiwala, Hannah Daignault and Anna Xianyu (先钰) Bochenek.