ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes)
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
As part of Mayo Clinic’s continued focus on reconciliation and building relationships with American Indian / Alaska Native communities, we are offering a 5-week summer program intended to aid undergraduate students in preparation for health careers. Guided by a team of faculty and staff, workshops and sessions will focus on developing skills and strategies for the medical school admissions process. A Pilot Cohort of 15 students will be competitively selected from the applicants and will assemble for related Q&A sessions with subject matter experts, participate in additional cohort-building activities, and be granted access to self-paced online MCAT Prep. Given the challenges and advantages of distance delivery, program content for this pilot will be dynamic and shaped by student feedback.
Pilot Cohort Program Highlights
MCAT Strategy & Prep, with individual coaching session, 1 year online self-paced course
Personal Statement Writing Workshop
Mock Interviews
Community informed clinical simulation activities and disparities case studies
Discussion panels with medical students, residents, attending physicians, and scientists
Exploration of ongoing Bioethics and Community-Engaged projects
Culturally based team building exercises
Mentoring and continued learning and engagement during the 2020-2021 academic year
For questions contact
Office for Diversity, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
officefordiversity@mayo.edu
ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an interactive educational and community-building experience that allows healthcare professionals throughout the state of Oregon (especially in rural and frontier regions) to create a case-based learning environment through the convenience of video-conferencing between clinical specialty experts and primary care clinicians.
ECHO Training ((Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) July 1 – 2, 2020
