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Who We Are

ElevateMeD, is a 501 (C)(3) nonprofit organization managed by a Board of Directors that was developed out of the need to elevate medicine to an ideal where the physician workforce racially and ethnically represents the community served.

 

Who We Are

ElevateMeD is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization led by a mission-driven team and governed by a dedicated Board of Directors. Founded on the belief that medicine should mirror and respond to the needs of the communities it serves, we recognize that the rising cost of medical education has placed significant financial strain on many talented students, often shaping or limiting their career paths. The ElevateMeD Scholars Program provides meaningful financial support, mentorship, leadership training, and financial management education to help ensure that tomorrow’s physicians are equipped to lead with excellence, empathy, and a spirit of service. ElevateMeD Scholars will become the next generation of physician leaders, well poised to continue the cycle of philanthropy and dedication to community.

Our Focus

ElevateMeD addresses the barriers that prevent talented students from pursuing and thriving in medicine. By providing scholarships, mentorship, and professional development, we help emerging physicians navigate medical school and enter the workforce prepared to lead. ElevateMeD connects Scholars with mentors and organizations who share our commitment to a healthcare system that reflects and effectively serves all communities.

 

Mission

ElevateMeD is committed to elevating the field of medicine by providing financial support and mentorship to future physicians.

Vision

To inspire and equip future generations of physicians to lead with excellence, compassion, and purpose.

Values

Progressive Philanthropy; Lasting Powerful Impact; Collaboration and Connection

Our Story

ElevateMeD is poised to make significant strides in key areas impacting medical students. We are a vehicle for substantive lasting change. We exist because of the profound struggle presented by the staggering costs of medical education.

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