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Sign up for the SSF Mini-Medical School Today! Are you ready to explore your future career in medicine with like-minded students? SSF’s Mini Medical School is an academic summer opportunity for students with a strong interest in pre-med or medically related fields that uses hands-on, lab-based learning. Students will have the opportunity to dissect real human cadaveric specimens, work with the latest technology in a state-of-the-art medical facility, and network with leading physicians, residents, and fellows. The course is designed to provide a fun and relaxed environment for all participants while teaching about entrance into medical professions and the intricacies of the human body. We recommend that participants be at least 16 years old and entering their junior or senior year in high school. Current college or university students are also encouraged to attend. Program Highlights

• Gain surgical experience
• Watch live surgical demonstrations performed by leading surgeons
• Perfect your laparoscopic surgery skills on our simulated training boxes
• Take part in a hands-on anatomy lab using cadaveric specimens
• Discuss medical ethics with practicing physicians
• Review medical terminology
• Tour the Swedish Hospital medical facilities

Upon completion of the program, you will be awarded a:

• Certificate of Achievement
• Group photo of your graduating class
• Pair of Seattle Science Foundation signature scrubs
• Special invitation to SSF’s Hands-On Cadaver Courses

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