About
#MedGradWishlist is a Twitter-based mutual aid movement aimed at easing the residency transition from medical school for incoming residents from historically disadvantaged and underrepresented backgrounds. These populations have been historically excluded from the field of medicine and face different socioeconomic obstacles to achieve their medical education. As members of this field, we are honored to show the next generation of BIPOC doctors that we acknowledge said obstacles and are eager to help change the field of medicine for the better.
#MedGradWishlist is a Twitter-based mutual aid movement aimed at easing the residency transition from medical school for incoming residents from historically disadvantaged and underrepresented backgrounds. These populations have been historically excluded from the field of medicine and face different socioeconomic obstacles to achieve their medical education. As members of this field, we are honored to show the next generation of BIPOC doctors that we acknowledge said obstacles and are eager to help change the field of medicine for the better.
Meet the Creators
Meet the Creators
Jennifer Rubin, MD
Jennifer Rubin, MD
(she/her)
Attending Physician
Farrah-Amoy Fullerton, MD
Farrah-Amoy Fullerton, MD
(they/them)
PGY-2 Pediatric Resident
Meet the Rest of Our Team
Meet the Rest of Our Team
Email and Administration
Email and Administration
Rachel Darko, MD (she/her)
Giveaways
Giveaways
Alana Nichols, JD, MD (she/her)
Terrance Embry, MD (they/them)
Administrative Management
Administrative Management
Monica Burgos, MD (she/her)
Kyshari McCullough, DO (she/her)
Dylan Leach (he/they)
Nkemji Nweke (she/her)
Marc Andrew Hem Lee (he/him)
"Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success"
"Coming together is a beginning, keeping together is progress, working together is success"
-Henry Ford
-Henry Ford
Please check out other movements in varying healthcare fields inspired by our own: #PharmGradWishlist for BIPOC pharmacy grads and #PsychGradWishlist for BIPOC psychology grads
Please check out other movements in varying healthcare fields inspired by our own: #PharmGradWishlist for BIPOC pharmacy grads and #PsychGradWishlist for BIPOC psychology grads