The Georgetown University Medical Immersion Academy is a three-week residential summer program hosted by Georgetown University School of Medicine for high school students aged 15 and older. Participants experience a first-year medical school curriculum through lectures, hands-on laboratories, workshops, and field trips covering topics such as cell biology, pathology, immunology, cardiology, and emergency medicine. The program is taught by Georgetown faculty and medical students, giving participants a rigorous and authentic preview of life in medical school. For students serious about pursuing a career in medicine or healthcare, this is one of the most immersive pre-college opportunities available.
Designing studies, testing hypotheses, and drawing evidence-based conclusions.
Running experiments safely and accurately using real scientific equipment and procedures.
Evaluating information carefully before drawing a conclusion or making a decision.
Breaking down a challenge and working through it methodically to a solution.
Delivering ideas clearly and confidently in front of an audience.
Students study first-year medical school curriculum and explore clinical specialties like emergency medicine and pediatrics.
Program includes creating research-based posters and learning advances in applied medical science.
Students learn emergency medicine fundamentals including physical exams, wound care, CPR, and airway management.
Program explores how clinicians use medical knowledge to monitor health and covers nursing-relevant clinical skills.
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