"Donde Esta Mi Medico" is a non-profit medical education organization that prioritizes latino community service, providing more Spanish speaking Doctors and Certified Nurse Practitioners (CRNP) enhancing the latino population medical care.
There is a need for more culturally sensitive doctors to service the specific needs of Latino community in key cites throughout the United States whose focus is Primary Care.
Hispanics/Latinos are the nation’s second-largest racial or ethnic group after non-Hispanic whites. ACS estimates show that among Hispanic/Latino subgroups, Mexican Americans rank as the largest at 58.9% of those who identify as Hispanic or Latino, followed by Other Hispanic/Latino (23.5%), Central Americans (10.3%), Puerto Ricans (9.3%), South Americans (7.3%), Cubans (3.8%), and Dominicans (3.8%). HHS.gov
D.E.M.M. will work to ensure these students residency opportunities in Fam Med, IM, ObGyn, Pediatrics and Psychiatry. Having a program that goes from admission to Licensure in primary care specialty areas which remain in need of these practitioners. D.E.M.M. will develop a plan to ensure that academic performance monitoring systems and student counseling services are in place (in addition to Universities’ resources) to ensure the first- and second-year medical school attrition rate for DEMM-referred students is at or remarkably close to 0 percent.
We have secure commitments from our clients Med Schools willing to provide at least the fourth year of Medical school as a scholarship to all qualifying candidates being groomed and submitted for admission consideration to each school. The fourth year will be a full free ride of their medical education to medical school.
