
A diverse medical and scientific workforce is essential to meet the needs of the rapidly changing demographics of Indiana communities in today’s environment. Indiana University School of Medicine offers a wide range of recruitment and retention programs to help build a pipeline of talented and diverse health care professionals and scientists, starting in K-12 education through graduate medical education and into the clinic and lab.
Program key:
1: Programs for medical students
2: Programs for graduate students
3: Programs for residents and fellows
4: Programs for faculty
5: Programs for staff
6: Programs for K-12 and undergraduate students
Academic Medicine Career Development Conference 1,2,3
The Academic Medicine Career Development Conference is a biennial conference designed to introduce students to careers in academic medicine. The goal of this conference is for diverse medical trainees (including students, residents and fellows) to increase their awareness, interest and preparedness for an academic medicine career. The Academic Medicine Career Development Conference is free and open to all medical students, residents and fellows but has been specifically tailored for groups underrepresented in medicine (i.e., LGBTQ, racial and ethnic minorities and women).
Trainee Travel Grant 1,2,3
Presenting research is important for the academic and professional development of medical/graduate students, residents and fellows. The Center for Inclusive Excellence grants travel awards to trainees interested in showcasing their scholarly research and/or developing professional skills and networks. Allocation of these resources is done with the intention of supporting endeavors that provide educational value to our trainees and to the greater IU School of Medicine community.