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UTCOMLS's systematic approach to career advising spans all four years of medical school — from orientation to graduation — and is linked to critical junctures and transitions throughout your medical school career.ÌýOSA is the hub for career and residency application counseling.

Services and resources include:

• Individual counseling
• Medical Career Advising Resources
• Summer Opportunities for Medical Career Development

The University has a number of resources available to students through itsÌýVirtual Career Center website, including ,Ìýa tool that will enhance your job interviewing skills and develop an edge over the competition.

Medical schoolÌýstudent organizationsÌýare key to your personal, professional, and career development.

You have the opportunity to participate in and lead student chapters of national medical associations as well as organizations/clubs related to various medical specialties, interprofessional health activities, community service experiences, and a variety of special interests.

In addition to organizations, you have the opportunity to apply to serve on College and campus-wide committees with faculty, staff and community members.

Students can connect and communicate with student organizations across the University using

MedLaunch

ÒùÆÞÉç the MedLaunch website, a resource for medical students by medical students.

OSA sponsors several events to celebrate your achievements, bridge your transition from one stage to another, and offer you the opportunity to rededicate yourself to the ideals of the medical profession.

Major OSA Sponsored Events:

• New Medical Student Orientation
• White Coat Ceremony
• Student Clinician Ceremony
• AOA Induction Ceremony ()
• Residency Match Reception
• Graduation Awards Ceremony
• UTCOMLS Commencement

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Additionally, OSA provides logistical support to student orgs and campus units for other events and ceremonies.