Travel + funding
AAFP, FAFP, and outside scholarships can offset conference costs and medical school expenses.
University of Miami Family Medicine Interest Group
Travel, volunteer, meet physicians, build leadership experience, and see what family medicine actually looks like. You do not have to be committed to family medicine to join.
Build a strong medical school experience. FMIG can connect you with leadership, research, travel, mentorship, innovation, rural and underserved medicine, fellowships, scholarships, and broad clinical exposure while you build a career around the kind of physician you want to become.
FMIG should give you things worth doing on their own, not just another line on a CV.
AAFP, FAFP, and outside scholarships can offset conference costs and medical school expenses.
Volunteer, lead a project, present a poster, join advocacy, or help build an event.
Explore the clinical, academic, entrepreneurial, rural, policy, and leadership sides of family medicine.
One practical reason to join
We track family medicine and general medical-student scholarships with real deadlines, including AAFP, FAFP, NHSC, Pisacano, White Coat Investor, and more.
Scholarships + deadlinesAnother reason
Employed outpatient practice is only one version. Family physicians also own practices, work in sports medicine, build DPC clinics, teach, lead organizations, and work in public health and policy.
Careers + case studiesResearch • innovation • career development
Use FMIG to find concrete projects, mentors, research questions, fellowships, and organizations that can turn an interest into a body of work.
Work on healthcare price transparency, medication and procedure access, primary-care affordability, rural and underserved data, or patient-facing tools. Projects can span clinical review, research, data, product, operations, and strategy.
Join or build research around access, workforce shortages, affordability, population health, care delivery, and outcomes in rural or underserved communities, with paths toward abstracts, posters, and publications.
Explore how family physicians develop deeper expertise through sports medicine, geriatrics, addiction medicine, maternal health, palliative care, academic medicine, global health, and other post-residency pathways.
Track application dates for scholarships, conference funding, research awards, advocacy roles, national leadership programs, and chapter opportunities.
A few more ways to get involved without making this your entire extracurricular life.
Programming, community outreach, communications, and project-based leadership roles.
Community projects and service events that are useful whether or not you choose FM.
Bring an existing project, find collaborators, or turn useful work into an abstract or presentation.
One short form for leadership, volunteering, travel, events, mentorship, research, fellowships, health-tech projects, scholarships, and more.
Links to national and Florida family medicine organizations. UMiami FMIG is a student organization.