Pre-Med Club
Welcoming all Coastline students who are interested in - or considering - a career in healthcare.
The Pre-Med Club aims to support Coastline College students pursuing a career in healthcare including - but not limited to - nursing, MD or DO, dentistry, veterinary, optometry, pharmacy, PA, occupational therapy. We can help navigate the application process and offer networking opportunities with healthcare professionals and other pre-med students. The club also facilitates volunteer opportunities that will help prepare for a healthcare career.
Join discussions, meet members, and keep up with all things Pre-Med Club on Discord.
Bi-Weekly Meetings
Join Us Every Other Week
Coastline's Pre-Med Club meets regularly throughout the semester - you're free to join any time. Stay in the loop and get connected with other med students! Build your network and your resume with leadership and volunteer opportunities. More details can be found on the Pre-Med Club Meetings event page.
Pre-Med Club Newsletter
Stay informed with what's happening in the group and other Coastline events! By joining the club you'll be automatically signed up for the club newsletter.
Latest Newsletter: Pre-Med Club Newsletter 10/04/24
Meet the Pre-Med Club Officers
| Title | Name / Application | |
|---|---|---|
| Faculty Advisor | Dr. Daniel Salcedo | |
| President | Amelia Le | |
| Vice President | Kartrinna Hua | |
| Secretary | Viet Pham | |
| Treasurer | Thanh Nguyen | |
| Historian | Tracey Nguyen | |
| Fundraising Coordinator | Liz Moreno | |
| Volunteer Service Co-Coordinator | Victoria Giang | |
| Volunteer Service Co-Coordinator | Uyen Nguyen | |
| Social Media Director | Michelle Hua |
Add a Leadership Role to Your Resume
Interested in becoming a club officer? Email the Pre-Med Club for more information.
Connect with Us
Student Feature: Vianca Cortes
Striving to Care for Vulnerable Populations
Vianca’s story is a testament to the importance of having healthcare providers who care about their patients and who are actively advocating for equitable and accessible healthcare for the communities in lack of it.
"The reason I am standing here today, and why I want to pursue a career in medicine, is because of my family and patient encounters that have and continue to motivate me to become a PA to positively impact marginalized communities."