The UC Davis Health System Department of Surgery Pre-Medical Surgical Intern Program is a unique opportunity for pre-medical students to work along side faculty, residents, interns, and medical students in the nationally recognized UC Davis Health System Department of Surgery. SettingThe site for the program is the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, CA. The 650-bed hospital is the major teaching affiliate for the UC Davis School of Medicine. The Hospital serves an area of tremendous diversity in both cultural and socioeconomic background. It is a Level 1 Trauma Center, the only Burn Center in Northern California, the only Children’s hospital in Northern California, the only Transplant Center in Northern California, and the only such institution in inland Northern California. It is one of the five busiest trauma centers in the country and has been featured in multiple television programs, and recognized nationally.
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AMSA@UTK Blog
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Premeds: UC Davis Department of Surgery Internship
Monday, March 22, 2010
House Passes HR 3590 and HR 4872
So what's the next step?
HR 3590 goes to the President, who will reportedly sign as soon as possible
HR 4872, which includes changes to the Senate health bill and student aid reform, will to the Senate.
Find out how your Representative voted by clicking the link above or look for details on both bills at amsa.org/hcreform.
HR 3590 goes to the President, who will reportedly sign as soon as possible
HR 4872, which includes changes to the Senate health bill and student aid reform, will to the Senate.
Find out how your Representative voted by clicking the link above or look for details on both bills at amsa.org/hcreform.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Healthcare and Student Aid Reform Update
From our National AMSA Jack Rutledge Legislative Director:
"Hello AMSA,
This week, Congress will be taking a vital vote on two important priorities – health care reform AND student aid reform…in ONE BILL. It’s double or nothing, and the stakes are highest for us. As students and as health care providers, this legislation could impact us for years to come.
This is the one and only chance for student aid reform to pass. Without it, Pell Grants could be reduced, and tuition will continue to rise. The banks are against this because they will lose revenue, but as students, this reform will make sure we get the loan funding we need to pay for school. It will help continue and expand Pell Grants, and build our country’s higher education infrastructure.
Health care reform is finally coming to a vote. After much maneuvering, a final bill will come forth – one that is by no means perfect and does not achieve health care for all, but could be the first step, and does expand coverage to 30 million more Americans while making sure that insurance company abuses like this never happen again.
This is a key vote for Congress, and a pivotal moment for us. Send your member of Congress a message: It’s double or nothing.
In health and in solidarity,
Farheen
Click here to send a message
See this statement from over 20 youth organizations on student aid and health care reform
Sign up for the March 22nd Provider March in Washington, DC at www.healthmarch.org/?ref=amsa (see attached flyer)"
"Hello AMSA,
This week, Congress will be taking a vital vote on two important priorities – health care reform AND student aid reform…in ONE BILL. It’s double or nothing, and the stakes are highest for us. As students and as health care providers, this legislation could impact us for years to come.
This is the one and only chance for student aid reform to pass. Without it, Pell Grants could be reduced, and tuition will continue to rise. The banks are against this because they will lose revenue, but as students, this reform will make sure we get the loan funding we need to pay for school. It will help continue and expand Pell Grants, and build our country’s higher education infrastructure.
Health care reform is finally coming to a vote. After much maneuvering, a final bill will come forth – one that is by no means perfect and does not achieve health care for all, but could be the first step, and does expand coverage to 30 million more Americans while making sure that insurance company abuses like this never happen again.
This is a key vote for Congress, and a pivotal moment for us. Send your member of Congress a message: It’s double or nothing.
In health and in solidarity,
Farheen
Click here to send a message
See this statement from over 20 youth organizations on student aid and health care reform
Sign up for the March 22nd Provider March in Washington, DC at www.healthmarch.org/?ref=amsa (see attached flyer)"
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