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How Our Housing Supports Your Medical Career Your success starts with the right environment. At Hopkins View, we’re dedicated to making your medical journey smoother and more successful. Living just a short walk from Johns Hopkins Hospital and academic facilities means you save valuable time and energy, letting you focus on your studies and clinical practice instead of long commutes. Enjoy the convenience of being close to all the resources Johns Hopkins offers—whether it’s late-night study sessions or quick access to libraries and labs. Our furnished rooms provide the perfect balance between work and relaxation. Enjoy dedicated study areas, high-speed internet, and a quiet atmosphere to focus on your research and coursework, while comfortable furnishings ensure you’re well-rested for the demanding days ahead. Plus, our all-inclusive rates take the stress out of budgeting. Our supportive community also provides opportunities for collaboration and peer support, helping you excel both academically and personally. Choose Hopkins View for housing that supports your path to becoming a successful medical professional. Experience the perfect blend of location, comfort, and community! 🌟 Click here to learn more: 🔗https://bit.ly/3ykEIaK Ready to explore Hopkins View? Take a virtual tour, check out leasing rates, and availability by visiting our website: 🔗 https://bit.ly/3ii2hnG. We cater to the needs of Medical school, Nursing school, and Bloomberg Public Health School students. Remember to like, follow, share, and subscribe to our posts and blog. Help us spread the word among your fellow graduate students at Johns Hopkins University! Let's build an inspiring community together. #HopkinsView #JohnsHopkins #StudentHousing #Hopkins #StudentLiving #StudentAccommodation #JohnsHopkinsUniversity #GraduateCommunity #StudentLife #Graduate #NursingSchool #PublicHealth #Innovation #VirtualTour #CampusExperience #StudentCommunity #MedicalEducation

Exciting news! 🎉 Student Voices in Health and Medicine is a new, open-access, student-led journal launching next month. Our first edition features the work of nursing students from the University of Birmingham, showcasing their unique perspectives in health and healrhcare. This is just the beginning. By 2026, Student Voices will be open to all undergraduate students worldwide wanting to publish about anything related to health or medicine, creating a truly international platform for student ideas and research. Follow us for updates and be part of this journey! What topics do you think are most important for students to address in health and medicine? Let us know in the comments! #StudentVoices #HealthAndMedicine #OpenAccessJournal #StudentLed #GlobalHealth #NursingEducation

East Carolina University leaders broke ground Thursday on a planned seven-story, 195,000-square-foot Center for Medical Education Building financed by the state of North Carolina. When it opens in 2027, the Center for Medical Education Building will provide state-of-the-art classrooms, anatomy labs and simulation technology integrated with flexible spaces, collaboration rooms, small group student spaces and green infrastructure. “There is a shortage of primary care doctors in our country that’s acute for rural Americans. East Carolina University stands in the breach, training today’s medical students who will choose to practice primary care in underserved areas tomorrow,” said Chancellor Rogers. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/e6FqEawP

SGI is very excited to be selected to supply and install the curtainwall and glazing for the Scarborough Academy of Medicine and Integrated Health (SAMIH - University of Toronto). This prestigious project will provide an inclusive hub for education and will be aligned to produce graduates such as Physicians, Physician Assistance, Nurse Practitioners, Physical Therapists and other Health Sciences Students.

🦷😁Maine’s public universities are partnering in new ways to increase Maine’s healthcare workforce and decrease health disparities. And the latest multi-university collaboration is something to smile about. This week, University of Maine System (UMS) Trustees gave preliminary approval for the University of Maine at Presque Isle to construct an on-campus dental lab so the University of Maine at Augusta can offer dental assisting and expanded functions dental assisting (EFDA) programs there starting in 2026 and oral health services in central Aroostook County in 2027. The renovation of existing space in Wieden Hall and equipment will be funded by $750,000 in one-time Congressionally Directed Spending secured by U.S. Senator Susan Collins, vice chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, and Senator Angus S. King, Jr. on behalf of the System and a $1.05 million commitment from UMPI. “Having a County-based allied dental education program will go a long way toward ensuring area residents will be able to access the needed services close to home, especially lower-income households who altogether too often go without regular oral health care," said Aroostook County Action Program Executive Director/CEO Jason Parent. Learn more about this and other UMS university collaborations that serve Maine students and improve the health and well-being of our communities: https://lnkd.in/gu_stS3i.

An interesting article explains #social_accountability and its different aspects. The University of California, Riverside (UCR) School of Medicine in the USA was established to address significant health challenges in Inland Southern California, including a severe physician shortage and poor health outcomes. It is designed with unique social missions, reflected in the curriculum and student recruitment process. The development of the school was inspired by medical education situations in developing countries. https://lnkd.in/eZ2j6a68

Bias in assessment of medical learners presents a critical, ongoing challenge to the quality of #MedicalEducation. Experiences of bias may manifest in access to learning opportunities as well as in quantitative ratings and qualitative comments describing performance. This bias interferes with learners’ developmental progress through training and has consequences for their future careers and the patients they may serve. Solutions to address bias are needed for individual faculty and leaders designing and implementing education systems. At the upcoming 2025 STFM Conference on Medical Student Education, Karen Hauer, MD, PhD (University of California, San Francisco), will discuss recommendations to avoid bias in assessment. The speaker will share resources for implementing recommendations and using them in faculty development. Learn more about the general sessions at this year’s conference, which will be January 30–February 2 in San Antonio, TX, or register today for an early bird discount: https://lnkd.in/eHRtqVdK

Introducing more pathways to careers in healthcare: Trent recently signed a new MOU with the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences creating direct entry pathways and scholarship opportunities for the College’s Doctor of Pharmacy and Doctor of Optometry for Medical Professional Stream students. https://lnkd.in/eW-iUkpU

🎉 Meet Lewis Williams, one of our incredible #ElevatingTheSafetyNet medical school scholars! 🩺 Lewis is one of eight students awarded a full-ride medical school scholarship, allowing him to chase his dream of becoming a doctor without the burden of debt. It was Lewis’s love for science, learning about the disparities affecting African American communities, and recognizing the healthcare gaps in our system that inspired him to pursue medicine. He is determined to represent and uplift those from underserved communities. This year, four of our L.A. Care Elevating the Safety Net Scholars, including Lewis, will attend Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science, which recently opened its own independent medical school—thanks in part to a $5 million grant from L.A. Care. 🎓 This initiative is not only working to increase the number of physicians in the healthcare safety net, but it is also striving to increase diversity among the physician workforce in L.A. County. Research shows racial and ethnic diversity in the physician workforce improves outcomes in communities of color. We are proud to support Lewis on his journey to make a difference! 💛 Want to learn more about the eight scholars? Click here: http://spr.ly/6048oxamA #HealthcareHeroes #LACare #DiversityInMedicine #MedicalScholarship #CommunityImpact #FutureDoctors #CDU #HealthEquity #CommunityHealth #InspiringStories #ESNScholar #ESN #HealthcareHeroes #LACare #ImprovingHealthOutcomes