Advocates in Medicine Pathway (AMP) Program at MCW-Central Wisconsin
The Advocates in Medicine Pathway (AMP) program is a medical school pathway program that supports the professional development of individuals from rural and economically or environmentally disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in attending medical school. AMP aims to promote a diverse future healthcare workforce built around resilience, relationships, and system-based knowledge. Ten individuals are admitted into the program annually. We are excited to offer AMP 2.0, the revamped version of the AMP program. AMP 2.0 has transitioned from a 6-month program to a year-long program allowing us to incorporate even more program components, the most notable being an MCAT Prep Course and Application Preparation Assistance Workshops.
Applications for the AMP Program
Applications for the AMP Program will open in the early spring with decisions on the next cohort made by May of that given year.
Are you interested in becoming a doctor? Would you like support in getting into medical school? Advocates in Medicine Pathway 2.0 can help!
We provide the support and tools needed to develop a competitive medical school application for individuals from rural and economically or environmentally disadvantaged backgrounds who are interested in attending medical school.
Contact Us
Contact Emma Ceaglske for information and to set up a virtual meeting.
Emma Ceaglske
Education and Outreach Coordinator
AHEC | North Central
518 S. 7th Ave., Room 086
Wausau, WI 54401
eceaglske@nahec-wi.org