Emergency Medicine at Georgetown
Gain hands-on skills in emergency medicine, learn about med school admissions, and hear first-hand about jobs in the field of healthcare.
Summer Springboard program located on the campus of Georgetown University
Program Highlights
Residential Tuition :
$5,198
Will increase to $5,198 on Dec 31, 2021
Extended Commuter Tuition:
$3,598
Will increase to on Dec 31, 2021
Commuter Tuition:
$2,998
Will increase to on Dec 31, 2021
*+$250 Medicine course supplement
July 17-July 29, 2022
Georgetown neighborhood
Washington, DC
Testimonials
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I learned amazing things that I didn’t think I would be exposed to before medical school! Summer Springboard helped me confirm my love of medicine!
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The classes were useful and helped shed light on different aspects of the medical field, and the various careers you can choose from within the field.
Course Overview
Our summer medical program for high school students gives you a 360 degree view of the medical and healthcare field, as well as immersive learning through hands-on projects and simulations.
Excursions at Georgetown – Last year students went to the Clinical Learning and Simulation Skills (CLASS) Center. The Clinical Learning and Simulation Skills (CLASS) Center provides one of the most innovative educational environments in the nation. Here, students supplement their classroom learning with comprehensive clinical exposure, feedback, and evaluation that prepare them to become both technically adept and compassionate caregivers.
Meet your instructor
Sarah Rhine, RN
Emergency Medicine George Mason University
Sarah Rhine received her Bachelor of Science in Health Services from James Madison University, and a Bachelor of Science in Registered Nursing from Marymount University. She is currently working on her Doctorate of Nurse Practice at George Mason University. Sarah has worked as a Trauma and Emergency Department Registered Nurse for the Inova Fairfax Medical Campus for 5 years and is also an adjunct clinical professor at Marymount University.
Learn moreTopics you'll explore
Hands-On Learning
Learn basic medical skills and get training on how to handle situations when medical care is not immediately available. Simulations will allow students to learn and practice hands-on medical techniques including positioning and extraction, wound care, control of bleeding, stitches and sutures, usage of splints and slings, and other useful potentially life-saving skills. In small groups, students in a simulated medical team will be required to research the patient’s history and symptoms, create a diagnosis based on their findings, and develop a treatment plan.
Career Exploration
Throughout the program, meet a variety of experts in the field of healthcare that will provide advice and tips on academic preparation and professional pathways to explore. We will discuss the wide variety of professions within the medical field, such as physical therapy, physician's assistants, phlebotomy and more. You'll get a deeper sense of your unique motivations and aptitudes and how that aligns with potential academic and career choices. This helps students make better informed decisions about some of life’s most important choices.
