Why Albert Einstein College of Medicine is leading the charge in incoming physician diversity
Briefly

Less than 6% of physicians in the country are Black and only about 7% are Hispanic, highlighting the lack of diversity in the medical field.
Albert Einstein College of Medicine's program aims to increase diversity by training high school students as EMTs, providing opportunities and financial incentives for underrepresented groups.
The program not only offers hands-on experience but also financial support to encourage students from disadvantaged backgrounds to pursue careers in healthcare.
Dr. Lynne Holden emphasizes the importance of diversity in the medical field and the need for pathway programs to support underrepresented individuals pursuing careers in medicine.
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