Women represent over 80% of the healthcare workforce but hold less than 20% of senior leadership and surgical chairs. Sisters in Scrubs is structured to reverse that disparity early, uniting high school women across New Jersey to author peer-reviewed clinical specialty guides, lead medical research discussions, and coordinate hospital outreach.
Founded Sisters in Scrubs to create a pre-med society and research community for high school women across New Jersey. Working toward competitive pre-medical programs can be intimidating, but students shouldn't navigate the journey in isolation.
Curates high-risk pregnancy overviews, perinatal diagnostic roadmaps, and maternal healthcare advocacy.
Authors operative overviews, laparoscopic surgical pathways, and acute trauma care fundamentals.
Directs clinical resources on bone trauma, musculoskeletal reconstruction, and joint repair pathways.
Leads curricula on athletic injury rehabilitation, non-operative therapies, and performance biomechanics.
Curates rapid triage principles, acute emergency department case studies, and critical stabilization guides.
Authors comprehensive frameworks on multi-system adult illness, hospitalist medicine, and organ pathology.
Directs primary care guides, preventative screening roadmaps, and community healthcare access initiatives.
Curates cardiovascular health guides, cardiac imaging modalities, and electrophysiology research summaries.
Leads guides on medical oncology, cancer therapies, clinical trials, and high school research opportunities.
Directs educational overviews on cutaneous conditions, surgical pathology, and systemic skin manifestations.
Authors guides spanning infant development, pediatric wellness guidelines, and adolescent clinical care.
Curates neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) overviews, prematurity management, and newborn health guides.
Leads research reviews on central nervous system pathology, neurodegenerative disease, and clinical neurology.
Directs curricula on adolescent behavioral health, neuropsychiatry, and evidence-based mental wellness.
Directing collaborative research across pediatric subspecialties, with focused curricula spanning adolescent medicine, pediatric emergency interventions, developmental milestones, and community child health.
Sisters in Scrubs is actively expanding across New Jersey high schools for the 2026–2027 school year. Direct a clinical curriculum, write specialty guides, or organize pre-med events.
