1) Organizing events that help AMP members learn more about primary care, family medicine, community engagement, and advocacy

2) Creating opportunities for AMP members to find mentors in primary care and family medicine

3) Planning and conducting visits to Washington Manor as part of our community outreach, as well as developing other forms of community outreach

*leading Geri Friends – recruiting participants and organizing patient visits to Washington Manor and the hospital

*planning and hosting lunch events and other events each semester

* participation in the annual career expo

* communicating with the AGS national chapter

Secretary / Recruitment Chair: Organize & execute the recruitment endeavors throughout the year (e.g. the student activities fair) in collaboration with associated AMA/MMS staff persons.

Treasurer: Facilitate the submission of funding requests to the MMS and BUSM for campus events and travel.

Community Service Chair: Organize and execute community service projects based on your interests and concerns.

Legislative Advocacy Chair: Coordinate events and projects for students to interface with important healthcare policies and issues.

Site Visit Coordinator (works with physician preceptors and community leaders to coordinate site visits)

Workshop Coordinator (works with preceptors and student leaders to implement educational workshops for students)

Student Coordinator (handles planning and communication with students for site visits, workshops, and recruitment events)

Research Coordinator (heads research project about impact of BGC)

Financial Coordinator (handles group finances) 

Description: Course directors will plan and organize session curriculum.

10 people needed

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT (1 person): Cultivate a strong global health community among students and faculty by planning/executing events, increasing awareness and improving communication among community members.

DIRECTOR OF EVENTS (1 person): Work with the Executive Director and the Director of Community Development to publicize Global Health events on campus and around Boston. Organize and execute lunch talks for the general student community.

ENRICHMENT COURSE DIRECTORS (4 people): Organize the fall semester Global Health Enrichment Course. Plan the curriculum and classes, coordinate speakers. Work with other leaders to promote development of the Global Health community.

HHIE Leadership Responsibilities:

-Represent and promote HHIE at Second Look Day for BUSM accepted students in the spring, as well as at the Activities Fair in the fall
-Recruit new HHIE members with a fall recruitment lunch talk, typically co-hosted with OVP
– Create and coordinate a clinic schedule with Dr. Cohen for each semester
– Organize the second year HHIE/OVP didactic curriculum. This can involve inviting speakers back from previous years or inviting new speakers.
– In the spring, work with OVP to organize cross-over shifts for HHIE members to go out on the OVP van and vice versa.
-Organize events that facilitate HHIE member bonding and engagement in homeless health initiatives

1) Scheduling dates for weekly practices

2) Reserving practice spaces (one person with 25 Live access)

3) Finding performance opportunities

4) Organizing some social events outside of dance practices

Diversity/Advocacy Chair: Create opportunities for BUSM students interested in working with issues affecting the health of Latinx communities, reach out to community organizations in Boston. Collaborate with admission diversity sessions. (1-2 people)

Professional Development & National Liaison/ Medical Spanish Chair: Design events to promote professional/academic growth for students, maintain communication with LMSA regional and national entities, collaborate with the Medical Spanish group and promote the Spanish Proficiency Assessment Program with BMC Interpreter Services. (1-2 people)

Social/Communications Chair: Manage the organization’s email account, make website updates for the organization and maintain social media outlets, promote any LMSA events in the community and design social events for BUSM students and across LMSA groups in Boston. (1-2 people)

Treasury/Fundraising Chair: Manage the organization’s financial account, submit fundraising and reimbursement forms, design events to increase LMSA funds, and research outside funding opportunities including regional and national LMSA scholarships. (1-2 people)

Communications Director

• Share pediatric opportunities on student digest, FB, and email
• Manage group email

Department Liaison

• Communicate with advisor about shadowing opportunities
• Ensure the smooth functioning

PEDS Board Events Coordinator

• Organize Rodman Ride for Kids fundraising
• Schedule lunch talks and other events
• Work with the pediatrics department coordinator on funding

– sending out applications to your classmates and selecting M2 and M4 peer advisors in the Spring 2019

– sending out a survey to the incoming first year class over the Summer

– matching peer advisors with incoming students over the Summer

– organizing Orientation events (Peer Advisor Lunch, M1 Orientation Campus Tours, Field Day)

– maintaining communication with Peer Advisors throughout the year and address issues that may come up

– maintaining communication with the Office of Student Affairs / SCOMSA to coordinate events

1) Demonstration Kitchen and Eat-to-Treat Coordinator

2) Dietetic Intern-Medical Student Match Coordinator

3) Medical Student Residence Garden Coordinator

4) SNAP Challenge Coordinator

http://www.bumc.bu.edu/busm/student-affairs/student-life/student-life-student-life-advocacy-groups/medical-students-for-choice-msfc/

– Reach out to potential speakers for lunch panels and other events

– Advertise events via the weekly digest and Facebook groups

– Coordinate with SCOMSA and AAN for funding

– Liaise with faculty advisor re: shadowing opportunities

-Setting up a match panel event in the spring

-Holding periodic lunch talks

-Organizing a radiation oncology suite tour