What inspired me to join AMSAin the first place was the community. When I was 18 and had just moved to the United States, I wanted to feel like I belonged in medicine, and AMSAgave me that right away. The advocacy is what kept me here. Seeing how AMSAhelps students deal with real healthcare problems and make a difference gave my work with the organization a deeper meaning and made me want to keep growing within it.
As I got more involved in Âé¶¹Ô´´, I realized that I didn’t just want to be a part of it; I wanted to help make it better for everyone else. The community that first drew me in had a big effect on me, and it felt natural to want to give back. Âé¶¹Ô´´â€™s work for students also showed me how much power students can have when they have the right platform. Becoming a national leader seemed like the best way to combine those two goals: helping others while working for bigger changes in healthcare, especially in the current climate.
National
President Elect 2026
Vice President for Program Development 2025-2026
Membership Director 2024-2025
Medical School
Student Advisor 2024-current
Co-President 2023-2024
Undergraduate
AMSABruins International Opportunities Program (IOP) Co-Chair 2018-2019
AMSABruins IOP intern 2017-2018
American River College AMSAMember 2015-2017
SAMS/MSSRP Summer Research Scholarship – 2024
AMSABruins Isaac Yang Dedication Award – 2018
ARC Foundation Scholarship – 2017
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Kern National Network for Flourishing in Medicine