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Medical Student, Resident or Fellow Scholarship

Doc2Doc Scholars

Empower your future with the Doc2Doc Scholars Program. Secure a $1,500 scholarship and mentorship to master financial literacy and business skills. Exclusively for doctors in training. Apply today and advance your career!

Scholars Receive

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$1,500 Scholarship Cash Prize

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Three 30-minute Mentorship Sessions with our Scientific Advisory Committee

Transform Your Future: Apply for Our Scholarship

Seize this unique chance to elevate your financial savvy and professional edge with Doc2Doc Scholars. Gain $1,500 and exclusive mentorship sessions tailored for aspiring doctors. Applications are accepted through October 15, 2024.

Essay Topics: Applicant can choose any one of these to address in 500-word essay:

Innovative Approaches to Financial Literacy:

Share your unique ideas or current projects on how to improve financial literacy among medical students and doctors.

Challenges and Solutions in Medical Financial Management:

Outline common financial challenges faced by medical professionals and suggest practical solutions.

Impact of Career Transitions on Financial Stability:

Analyze how transitions such as MS to residency, residency to fellowship, fellowship to attending, subspecialty training, or geographic moves affect financial stability, and strategies to mitigate potential disruptions.

Financial Wellness and Mental Health:

Look at the relationship financial wellness and mental health among training doctors. Are there stressors related to finances? What are strategies for promoting overall well-being.

Eligibility Requirements:

You are eligible to apply for a Scholarship if you meet the following criteria:

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Must be a current 3rd or 4th year student (MD, DO, DDS, DPM), or enrolled in US based residency/fellowship program.
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Citizenship
Must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, O1, or H1B visa holder.
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Up-to-date report card or unofficial transcript from medical school or Proof of citizenship: Verification letter/Contract or paystub from residency program.