Pre-Med American Medical Student Association

About

​The American Medical Student Association (AMSA), with a half-century history of medical student activism, is the oldest and largest independent association of physicians-in-training, comprised of undergraduates, medical students, and physicians in the United States. The UC Davis Pre-med AMSA is a local chapter of a national organization, the American Medical Students Association (AMSA). We are an undergraduate community comprised of pre-medical and pre-health students interested in pursuing the field of healthcare and applying to professional school. This includes gaining experience and core competencies to become a skilled applicant. Check out our website to learn more about us and become a member: www.davispremedamsa.org.

Benefits of Joining

• Participate in medical community service hours through AMSA's various outreach programs.
• Network and build connections with AMSA's medical students and physicians (MD/DO) through exclusive events and activities.
• Earn certifications and awards as an active AMSA member, recognizing your commitment and achievements in the medical field.

Events

• General Meetings: Regular gatherings to discuss upcoming events, opportunities, and important updates for pre-med students.
• Socials: Fun events designed to help members connect with fellow pre-med students and build a supportive community.
• Physician Panels: Panels featuring practicing physicians (MD/DO) who share their experiences, insights, and advice with aspiring medical students.
• Med Student Panels: Discussions with current medical students who provide valuable tips, personal stories, and guidance on navigating the pre-med journey.
• MCAT Jeopardy: An engaging and interactive review session that uses a Jeopardy-style game relevant to the MCAT exam.
• Suture Clinic Workshops: Hands-on workshops where members can learn and practice suturing techniques under the guidance of experienced medical professionals.
• Med Application Help Workshops: Workshops focused on helping members with the medical school application process.