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in the U.S. for primary care education
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The PURCH track is an opportunity to integrate population health into medical education
Ashley Matthew, MD, PhD '20
Urology resident, Virginia Commonwealth University Health System
"The best part about UMass Chan Medical School is that we have early interactions with patients. For this reason, I felt very prepared for residency."
Asia Matthew-Onabanjo, MD, PhD '21
Urology resident, University of North Carolina
"UMass Chan Medical School is an amazing place with amazing people. The supportive environment helps people tap into their potential. You will grow a lot here."
"My interest in UMass Chan Medical School stemmed from the sense of community among students and faculty and the opportunity to engage with diverse communities in Worcester."
T.H. Chan School of Medicine, Class of 2025
MD/PhD student, T.H. Chan School of Medicine and Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
MD/PhD student, T.H. Chan School of Medicine and Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
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At the University of Massachusetts, in an atmosphere of scholarship, research and educational excellence, the T.H. Chan School of Medicine Admissions Committee is dedicated to the selection of a diverse class of extraordinary and compassionate individuals who will become physician leaders in innovative, evidence-based, patient-centered care for all residents of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and beyond. Learn more about diversity and inclusion at UMass Chan Medical School.
