MedEx Tier IV
Tier IV: Implementation
Students confirm their career path through in-depth clinical observations and utilize the skills gathered during the pipeline to strengthen their candidacy for medical school or other graduate programs.
Program information
- This program is geared for students who have completed around 90 collegiate credit hours. Ninety credit hours are recommended; 75 credit hours are required to be admitted into Tier IV.
- Seven-week program
- May 19, 2025 - July 3, 2025
Requirements to apply
- Online application submitted by the given deadline
- Current enrollment in or completed degree from an accredited school
- Completion of a recommended sum of 90 and no less than 75 collegiate academic credit hours by the application deadline
- Achievement of at least a 3.00 GPA
- Copy of current transcript (can be unofficial/official)
- Two letters of reference submitted on the student’s behalf before the application deadline
- Completed permission slips provided by MedEx
Requirements to be eligible for acceptance
- Adhere to direction
- Be available to volunteer at some weekend events
- Be organized and detail-oriented
- Exhibit desire to learn
- Exhibit exceptional communication skills
- Exhibit professionalism
- Have the ability to interact with personnel at different levels of the organization
- Have effective verbal, nonverbal, and written communication skills
- Have exceptional grammar, spelling, and punctuation
- Meet, train, and mentor high school students
- Show attention to detail, accuracy, and deadlines
- Work well with others
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What Tier IV students say about MedEx
“Today was the final day of interviews, and it is amazing how far I feel like I have come over my time with MedEx. Today I didn’t feel the same nervousness I continuously felt throughout the last interview day. I felt empowered and confident in who I was.” -Zach Jasper (2019) | ||
“We talked about how important it is to have a full-body yes from your brain, stomach, and heart. If we don’t have a full-body yes we need more time, experiences, and information. This morning was a reminder of how important it is to stay true to yourself and to listen to how you are feeling. I know my purpose as a daughter, a sister, a friend, and a student, and I cannot wait for the rest of my purposes to be revealed as I continue along my journey.” -Lauren Adams (2019) |