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How does our MSMS program help you improve your applicant profile for medical school? This short video explains! #premed #meded #gradschool

Students who are interested in the Tiber Health Master of Science in Medical Sciences (MSMS) ask us great questions about the program and what it can offer them. Here are a few of the questions we hear most often: #premed #meded #postbacc #gradschool

Our MS in Medical Sciences program uses predictive analytics to generate a USMLE performance estimate for students. Is that the same as AI? Not quite. Learn about the distinction between AI and predictive analytics! #edtech #ai #machinelearning #meded

"As the United States’ population is growing more culturally and racially diverse, DEI leaders say that preparing future physicians to care for the distinct needs of all their patients is vital to the future of health care." #premed #meded #healthcare #dei

Healthcare disparities because of socioeconomic status, location, or ethnicity are one of the major issues facing US healthcare. Learn why. #meded #healthequity #healthdisparities

Most new medical students come from the wealthiest fraction of society—and recent evidence indicates that this overrepresentation holds true regardless of a student’s race or ethnicity. Learn more! #socialmobility #premed #meded #dei #equity

Learning to make time for reviewing research while you’re still preparing for medical school can help you build a habit that will pay off later in your professional life. Learn why! #premed #meded #medicalresearch

We had the honor of hosting Vision 2024: Reimagining Partnerships in Medical Education last week. Our annual conference brings together esteemed collegues from our MSMS Partner Universities to workshop what’s working and how we can do better for our students. After lots of productive conversations, we celebrated with an evening at the Cardinals game. Thank you to all who joined us in person: Jacksonville University, Southeastern University, Southern California University of Health Sciences, Simmons College of Kentucky and those who joined on zoom: Bethel University , Lasell University, National University of Health Sciences, and Marymount University!

"Stress will be a fact of life throughout the rest of your medical education—and your career. Learning to cope with it productively is essential for maintaining mental well-being during your MSMS and beyond." #premed #meded #stressmanagement #lifehacks

Women now make up the majority of medical students and medical graduates. But there's still a lot of bias and underrepresentation within specialties. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3N78Pqm #womeninmedicine #womeninstem #healthcare #meded