Medical Students Putting It On The Line

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Recipients of the 2008 McGovern-Tracy Scholarships "exemplify the values of community service and leadership", and we visit with 5 of the med students recognized this year: Callie O'Neil, Michelle Buelow, Betsy Doherty, Joseph Hansen and Kevin Thao - great examples of the promise of the the upcoming generation of doctors.

 

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Medical Students Putting It On The Line
How a childrens book inspired him.
"the very persistent gaffers of frippe"
Working with other Hmong
Volunteers working with other hmong. including translating medical terms to hmong, educating hmong about medical matters, and other translation tasks related to medical needs.
Some of the things she is doing with her time
free clinics, soup kitchen, spending time with family.
Her path to medical school.
she did social work with at risk youth and got interested in medicine from that.
Service done at a clinic
working with hispanics, and then went to Honduras.
Why she became a doctor
connection to the community and serving people that cant help themselves.
Medical
Insurance
Uganda
Community
MEDIC
Food Pantry
Honduras
Americorps
Ban Vanai
Service

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Guest:

Callie O'Neil
Michelle Buelow
Betsy Doherty
Joseph Hansen
Kevin Thao

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