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Resources

This Resources page exists to connect Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals, families, and supporters with helpful tools, organizations, and information. While we do not own or operate all of the resources listed, we aim to share options that may support accessibility, education, faith, and community.

Here, you will find a range of resources that are useful in supporting or learning about the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.

Medical Industry

This Resources page is designed for students who are interested in pursuing careers in medicine but may not know where to start. Below are trusted resources covering the medical school pathway, academic preparation, mentorship opportunities, clinical experience, and financial support.

(courtesy of Med to Med)

Understanding the Medical School Path

​These organizations provide reliable information about the medical school application process, requirements, and preparation timelines.

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Academic and MCAT Preparation Resources

These tools can help students strengthen their academic foundation and prepare for standardized exams.

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  • Khan Academy

    • Offers free science courses and MCAT preparation materials created in collaboration with the AAMC.​

  • Jack Westin

    • Provides free daily MCAT practice passages, particularly helpful for reading comprehensive practice.​

  • Anki

    • A free flashcard platform widely used by premedical and medical students for memorization-heavy courses.​

  • Quizlet

    • A study tool with shared flashcards covering biology, chemistry, psychology, and premedical coursework.​

Mentorship and Pipeline Programs

These organizations focus on increasing access to medicine, especially for students from underrepresented or first-generation backgrounds.

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Clinical Experience Opportunites

Clinical exposure is an important part of preparing for medical school. Students can explore opportunities such as:

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  • Hospital volunteer programs

  • Hospice volunteering such as programs through Trustbridge Hospice

  • Physician shadowing

  • Medical scribing through organizations such as ScribeAmerica

  • Free clinical volunteering

  • Medical assistant positions

  • EMT certification programs

  • Research positions involving patient interaction

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Students should focus on experiences that allow them to interact with patients and better understand healthcare environments.

Scholarship and Financial Resources

These programs help reduce the financial barriers associated with pursuing a medical career.​

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Educational Media and Informational Platforms

These resources provide insight into the student experience and strategies for success.​

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ASL Medical Resources

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