American Physician Scientists Association
Kayla Schwartz is an MD-PhD student at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, actively engaged in research focused on metaboloepigenetic adaptations in metastatic pancreas cancer. Schwartz has held various leadership roles, including President of the American Physician Scientists Association at Miami Miller and Co-Chair of the Executive Events Committee for the national organization. Responsibilities have included organizing events, facilitating mentorship, and advocating for student needs. Schwartz’s research background spans multiple institutions, including the National Cancer Institute, where pharmacological effects on tumor radiosensitization were studied. Additional experience includes roles in clinical research related to the health of the houseless population in Miami and participation in educational outreach initiatives. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Biology from The George Washington University, with ongoing MD-PhD training at the University of Miami.
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American Physician Scientists Association
The American Physician Scientists Association (APSA) is a national organization dedicated to addressing the needs of physician scientist trainees with respect to their training and career development. APSA achieves its goals through its four pillars: Mentoring, Networking, Outreach, and Resources.