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Read MoreSince ElevateMeD launched in 2019, we’ve worked earnestly towards creating more diversity within medicine by supporting the next generation of physician leaders. This year has helped us to see clearly the fruits of our labor.
Read MoreWith the support of their employees and CEO, a gift for $52,647.00 was presented to ElevateMeD on January 18, 2022. We are grateful to All Medical Personnel for their support of our Scholars program and look forward to highlighting their work at our events throughout the year.
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PANELISTS: Dr. Andrew Sanderson II, Dr. Brian Hardaway, Dr. Kalonji Cole and Jordan Edwards
Read MoreScottsdale couple creates nonprofit, ElevateMeD, to support minority medical school students
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Read MoreUA medical student fighting stigma in Black community gets surprise $50,000 scholarship
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Read MoreThe Scholars Program, which selected its inaugural cohort of students in Spring 2020, welcomes 10 new students, and additional medical school partners. The 2021-2022 Scholars Program recipients and their respective institutions…
Read MoreBecause of YOU, ElevateMeD is the Western Regional Winner of ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS!!!!!!
We are thrilled to be the first True Inspiration Award winner from Arizona with national impact and are profoundly grateful to all of you for sharing with others, downloading the app, and casting your vote in support.
In just one year, Scottsdale based nonprofit ElevateMeD has successfully self funded and proudly announces the inaugural cohort of the Scholars Program on May 4th, 2020. The 2020-2021 Scholars Program features a dynamic group of 10 medical students selected from distinguished partnering universities, each who are from underrepresented backgrounds in medicine.
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Kambrea Soltero shares how she hopes to pair direct patient care with a broader commitment to improving the systems that shape health and access to care.