QPS: Queen's Premedical Society

03/02/2020

Thinking about applying to medical school?

If you answered yes and you’re feeling stressed about the application process, then we’ve got the right prescription for you!

Please join us for the Kingston Medical School Symposium at Queen's University on Thursday, March 5th in Botterell B147!

This exciting event includes:
• Overview of the application process to med school by MDconsultants
• Strategy Session for the MCAT
• Pizza will be provided and The Princeton Review will raffle off free MCAT prep!

Our expert speakers will ensure you feel ready to take the next steps on the road to med school!

To register, please visit www.tinyurl.com/TPRMedSymposiums

or call 1-800-273-8439

02/27/2019

Need interview practice? Come out to QPS's mock MMI this Friday afternoon! Check out application details below.

02/26/2019

Thinking about applying to medical school?

If you answered yes and you’re feeling stressed about the application process, The Princeton Review has the right prescription for you!

The Kingston Medical School Symposium is on Thursday, March 7th! This exciting event includes:

•Q&A panel of current Queen's med students (ask those Qs!)
•Overview of the application process to med school
•Strategy Session for the MCAT
•Pizza will be provided and The Princeton Review will raffle off free a MCAT prep course!

The event's expert speakers will ensure you feel ready to take the next steps on the road to med school!

Kingston Medical School Symposium Details:

March 7th, 6:00pm-8:30pm

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To register, please visit www.tinyurl.com/TPRMedSymposiums or call 1-800-273-8439 or call 1.800.2REVIEW x. 5593

The Princeton Review is also hosting a Mock MCAT practice test on Saturday, March 2nd – it’s a great way to come and get a feel for the real thing. It’s fully proctored, but in a low stress environment. Stay for some or all, but come get some experience with it! Register at www.tinyurl.com/TPRMockMCAT

02/06/2019

The QMed MCAT Support Program is a free MCAT summer course for students demonstrating financial need, who otherwise may not have access to such preparatory courses. Our mission is to help eliminate barriers and increase equal opportunity in applying to medical school by creating a not-for-profit MCAT preparatory course, led and taught by current medical students at Queen’s University.
This year, we will be hosting a “Meet the Tutors” event, where prospective students can come to ask questions about the Summer 2019 program, Queen’s medicine or the path to medicine in general. The event will be held on Feb 25th at 5pm, Rm 021 School of Medicine Building.
More details about the program can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/qmedmcat/
Link to RSVP to "Meet the Tutors":
https://www.facebook.com/events/400424403877957/

11/20/2018

Interested in Applying to medical school? Come out to Botterrel Hall room B139 to listen to our guest speaker Christine Fader! Christine is a former medical school application reader/ interviewer, physician recruiter and career counsellor. She will be sharing her insights on how to prepare for medical school applications (plus, there will be pizza!)

11/06/2018

This year, Queen's School of Medicine is hosting its 18th annual Health and Human Rights Conference, entitled Rx: Pharmaceuticals, Recreationals & Other Drugs on November 16th - 18th, 2018. This conference will explore various contemporary drug issues, including Pharmacare, cannabis legalization, and the opioid crisis. There will also be a number of workshops on drug and health care access. We've worked really hard to make our event as community-based as possible, with the help of local charities and community health centres, and we hope to offer as humble and as grounded a learning experience as possible.

Please check out our website at www.queens-hhrc.com and visit our page ’s Health and Human Rights Conference 🙂 Thanks and I hope to see you there!

09/26/2018

Interested in healthcare? Altitude is a program that is provided by medical students across Ontario that provides mentorship to first year undergrad students who have an interest in careers in healthcare, but who may face barriers such as being from a rural area, being the first in their family to attend university, having socioeconomic limitations, having a disability, or identifying as a visible minority. First-years who participate in the program receive one-on-one mentoring from Queen's medical students, and group mentorship about studying, wellness, and job-searching skills.

Email [email protected] for more info

09/26/2018

Are you interested in an exciting career in the medical field? We are now accepting applications for positions on the QPS executive for 2018-2019! Please email [email protected] with your resume and a maximum of 250 words describing why you should be selected for the position and what you can bring to the QPS team.

We will be hiring for the following positions:

1st Year Representative
2nd Year Representative
Finance Director
Logistics Coordinator
VP of External Affairs

Applications will be accepted until Sept. 30th at 11:55pm, with interviews being held later that week. Please email if you have any questions!

04/11/2018

03/26/2018

The Association of Black Aspiring Physicians (ABAP) presents: The Complete Candidate! From choosing extracurriculars to getting reference letters, applying to medical school could be a very stressful step on your path to becoming a physician. The Complete Candidate is an event that aims to alleviate some of that stress by giving you some insight on making sure you submit an application that will help distinguish yourself from other applicants. We will also discuss other ways that will help you become the Ideal Candidate for a position.

03/19/2018

Interested in learning from two of Queen’s University Medical School’s top professors and researchers? QUBT presents the QHeartt Symposium, a free speaker series for undergraduate and medical students. To register for tickets, or for more details, visit the Queen’s University Blood Team page or scan the QR codes below!