Name: Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program
Award Amount: Up to $28,000
Information And Eligibility:
The Pisacano Scholars Leadership Program is a nationally renowned initiative dedicated to supporting medical students committed to becoming leaders in family medicine. Administered by the Pisacano Leadership Foundation, this program offers up to $28,000 in financial assistance along with extensive professional development resources. The goal is to cultivate future family physicians who will not only excel clinically but also shape the future of healthcare through leadership, advocacy, and innovation.
Beyond financial support, selected scholars gain access to invaluable opportunities including leadership retreats, mentorship from accomplished physicians, and networking with peers nationwide. The program emphasizes personal growth, professional integrity, and a long-term dedication to serving communities through family medicine. Scholars often describe the experience as transformative, giving them the tools and support needed to excel in medical school and beyond.
Eligible applicants must be rising fourth-year medical students enrolled in an accredited U.S. medical school. Candidates should demonstrate strong academic performance, significant leadership experience, and a clear commitment to a career in family medicine. The selection committee looks for applicants who show potential to become influential leaders within the specialty—individuals who are passionate about advancing patient care, public health, and community well-being.
The application process is rigorous and requires thoughtful reflection on professional goals and values. Applicants must submit multiple essays describing their passion for family medicine, their leadership experiences, and how they aspire to shape the future of the field. Additional requirements include a detailed résumé, academic transcripts, and strong letters of recommendation that speak to the applicant’s character, leadership, and dedication.
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Deadline: March
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