Phi Delta Epsilon at UCR

Phi Delta Epsilon Fall Recruitment started tonight. The link for the application due Thursday, October 4th is as follows:

Phi Delta Epsilon Fall 2018 Recruitment Application

National Hazing Prevention Week has begun, and we are proud to be a part of an organization that stands against hazing!

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UCR School of Medicine is having an event in celebration of Women in Medicine Month. This event will have guest speaker Dr. Kelsey Martin, Dean of the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. It is a free event and offers an opportunity to network with not only the Dean of UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine, but also UCR School of Medicine faculty, staff, and students.

Lessons in Leadership: Peace Corps, Memory Research, and Medical Education In celebration of Women in Medicine Month, an annual recognition by the AMA Women Physician Section honoring physicians who support the advancement of women in medicine, we are honored to welcome Dr. Kelsey Martin, Dean of the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine who will share her personal journey…

This week we are raising money for Children's Miracle Network! Our Goal is to raise $1000, any donation would really help. Please take a minute to check out our GoFundMe account to read more about what we are doing. Spread the word! Thank you!

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Click here to support PhiDE Children's Miracle Network organized by Dallas Prather Phi Delta Epsilon is an International Medical Fraternity with 3 guiding values of philanthropy, diety, and education. Every year our Fraternity shows our dedication to philanthropy by raising money to donate to our philanthopic partner Childrens Miracle Network(CMN). Childrens Miracle Network is...

March for Science took place this past Saturday in Washington, DC. Many physicians shared their voices and participated in the event this weekend. This article not only outlines what went on at the March for Science, but also describes how it relates to medicine and why physicians felt it was important to show their support in today's environment. Be sure to give it a read!

Physicians Make Themselves Heard at the March for Science As both march speakers and participants, physicians expressed concern for public health and research funding but also voiced hope for the beginning of a movement to elevate the role of science in society.

Good afternoon everyone! For tonight's event we will begin our shuttling services at 6:30 from Lot 15. If there are scheduling conflicts or you're unable to make it right at 6:30 we will have a couple late shuttles coming for you around 6:50. Please come dressed appropriately for an evening hike as it will get colder by the time we start leaving!
Hope to see you all there!

There are many types of people who follow different paths in a career in medicine. This slideshow gives examples of 12 physicians who break the typical mold of a life in medicine and are able to improve the care and medical understanding in a variety of communities.

Extraordinary Physicians: 12 Doctors Who Break the Mold In this slideshow, we highlight the accomplishments of a cross-section of America's physicians, a group that illustrates medicine's continuing evolution and diversity.

Last Friday, March 17, was Match Day for those going on to residency programs in the United States. This article describes highlights from this years record breaking match, with 43,000 applicants and over 31,000 positions offered.

If you're interested in medicine, the articles states that match results could be predictors for changes in the future supply of physicians, so be sure to take a look. Congratulations to all future physicians on their placements!

Press Release: 2017 N**P Main Residency Match the Largest Match on Record | , the largest in its history. A record-high 35,969 U.S. and international medical school students and graduates vied for 31,757 positions, the most ever offered in the Match. The number of available first-year (PGY-1) positions rose to 28,849, 989 more than last year.