Next Winner announced April 22, 2025

Doc2Doc Scholars

Scholars Receive

$2,500 Scholarship Cash Prize

Three 30-minute Mentorship Sessions with our Scientific Advisory Committee

Transform Your Future: Apply for Our Match Day Scholarship

Seize this unique chance to elevate your financial savvy and professional edge with Doc2Doc Scholars. Gain $2,500 and exclusive mentorship sessions tailored for aspiring doctors. Applications will be accepted through April 15th, 2025. Winner will be decided on April 22nd.

Essay Topic:
Address this topic in a 500-word essay

In your opinion, what are the most critical steps medical schools can take to prepare students for financial literacy, and how would you implement these steps to address the unique financial challenges faced by future physicians?

Eligibility Requirements:

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

Must be a current 4th year student (MD, DO, DDS, DPM) matching in 2025.

Are a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or temporary resident holding a valid 0-1 or H-1B visa.

Up-to-date report card or unofficial transcript from medical school or Proof of citizenship.

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Doc2Doc Scholars - Past Winners

October 31, 2024 Winner

Cyrus Buckman

Cyrus Buckman is an MD/MBA candidate at Stanford University. He is focused on improving financial literacy among medical students and physicians. Recognizing a gap in financial education within the medical community, he is developing a program aimed at bridging the divide between medical training and essential financial knowledge. His objective is to equip future healthcare professionals with the skills necessary to manage their finances effectively, thereby fostering better decision-making in both personal and professional contexts.

January 1, 2025 Winner

Nitya Devireddy

Nitya Devireddy is a MD candidate at the Penn State College of Medicine and a Fulbright Fogarty Fellow in Jamaica. Prior to medical school, she spent 2 years working in corporate America where she had the opportunity to develop her financial acumen. As a result, she is passionate about championing financial literacy in medicine and mitigating financial stress among trainees.