Many NYSCHECK Centers offer hands-on training for students of all levels (high school, college, graduate school, medical school, resident physicians) through elective programs, internships, and project-based learning. Our trainees gain knowledge on wide range of environmental health issues affecting children and families, learn strategies to incorporate environmental health into patient care, and gain skills on creating effective key messages for families and communities that provide evidence-based guidance to reduce exposures.
College Student: Rebecca Lee
Rebecca Lee, graduated from Brown University and started working with the SDH screening program at Mount Sinai [...]
Medical Student: Lauren Palicki
Lauren Palicki, MD is a 3rd Year Pediatric Residency Program at URMC Golisano Children's Hospital Thank you for [...]
College Student: Matthew Aubourg
Matthew Aubourg, a rising second-year graduate student studying social & behavioral health interventions at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg [...]
Medical Student: Sara Peterson
Sara Peterson is a 4th year Medical Student at University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry Specifically, [...]
College Student: Jenna Wisch
Jenna Wisch is a BS, post-baccalaureate student at NYU and team member of the SDH screening program [...]
College Student: Eve Spear
Eve Spear is a college student at Barnard University My time with NYSCHECK as a volunteer for [...]
Pediatric EH Scholars Program 2019: Lissette Palestro, MPH
THE SCHOLARS PROGRAM has provided me an opportunity to explore the impact of the physical and [...]
Medical Student: Kathy Hardwood
Kathy Hardwood, MS3 NYMC As a third year medical student, I greatly appreciated having exposure to [...]
