Medical Scientist Training Program
MSTP was established in 1967 and is one of the longest-running physician-scientist training programs in the country. MSTP’s goal is to train the next generation of physician-scientist leaders and to provide all medical students with rigorous scientific training that prepares them to excel in their field of interest.
MSTP students seek careers in biomedical research and have a desire to apply both clinical and research expertise to solve the most pressing problems in medical science. The program has an illustrious history of training students to assume positions of leadership in academic medicine at major research institutions nationwide.
To inspire more donors to support MSTP, an anonymous donor has issued a generous donor challenge: they will add $5,000 to the total if 25 donors make a Giving Day gift of any size to the MSTP program.
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Your participation during Giving Day will help support the 79 current MSTP trainees who are pursuing 25 varied research interests with more than 100 participating faculty.
Gifts to the MSTP Fund help provide the resources for students to grow as leaders and continue to make their impact in science, medicine, and community service.
Why are donations necessary?
You can help prepare the next generation of physician-scientist leaders who will help push forward medical science.
"Our trainees continue to excel and earn accolades for their work in the laboratory, classroom, and in service of local communities."
—Marcus C. Clark, MD,
Director, Medical Scientist Training Program