Pathway to becoming a Health Professional
The Indian Health Pathway (IHP) was designed by the Center of American Indian and Minority Health (CAIMH) to guide American Indian students on their journey to becoming health professionals.
Pathway activities for grade school students are developed and implemented through collaborative partnerships with local American Indian communities and schools.
CAIMH offers pre-professional development programs for high school and undergraduate students. Information and application forms on summer programs, pre-admission workshops, and other activities are available through the links below.
For American Indian medical students at the University of Minnesota Medical School, CAIMH offers a unique experience which includes academic, pre-professional, and cultural activities through offices on both Duluth and Twin Cities Medical School campuses. For more information on the University of Minnesota Medical School, visit Medical School Duluth’s website at: http://www.med.umn/duluth/ or the Medical School Twin Cities’ website: http://www.med.umn.edu.
Summer Programs:
Native Americans Into Medicine: NAM Brochure, NAM Application
Journey Garden: Journey Garden Brochure, Journey Garden Application
SuperStar: SuperStars Brochure, SuperStars Application
Contact us caimh@d.umn.edu or at 218-726-7235 for more information and to find out how CAIMH can help you to become a health professional.
Center of American Indian and Minority Health (218)726-7235 |
Center of American Indian and Minority Health (612) 624-0465 |
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