Two biology majors from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, Catherine Martsolf and Noah Mattingly, recently completed the Pre-Med Undergraduate Summer Internship program at Indiana Regional Medical Center. This program offers students the opportunity to shadow physicians in a variety of specialties over the course of eight weeks.

Catherine Martsolf, a dual major in pre-medicine biology and economics from Clinton, and Noah Mattingly, a biology pre-medicine major from Harleysville, were able to gain firsthand experience in the medical field through this internship. Each week, they had the chance to observe and learn from physicians representing different medical specialties.

The Pre-Med Undergraduate Summer Internship offers students a valuable glimpse into the world of medicine and provides them with practical knowledge that can greatly benefit their future careers. By shadowing physicians, students are able to see how different specialties operate and learn about the day-to-day responsibilities of medical professionals.

This internship program at Indiana Regional Medical Center is just one example of how universities and healthcare providers are collaborating to prepare the next generation of medical professionals. By providing students with real-world experiences, such as shadowing physicians, they are able to gain a deeper understanding of their chosen field and develop the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in their careers.

Both Catherine and Noah have expressed their gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the internship program. They believe that this experience has further solidified their career goals and has given them a clearer picture of what it takes to succeed in the medical field.

Overall, the Pre-Med Undergraduate Summer Internship at Indiana Regional Medical Center has proven to be a valuable experience for Catherine Martsolf and Noah Mattingly. This internship has allowed them to gain practical knowledge and insight into the medical profession and has brought them one step closer to achieving their lifelong career goals.

Sources:
– Indiana Regional Medical Center’s Pre-Med Undergraduate Summer Internship Program