Part of quarterly grand rounds series on issues important to transgender and gender-diverse communities. Sessions are online, noon to 1 p.m. CME credit available for providers.

Part of virtual educational series on essential tremor and Parkinson's disease. Focus on focused ultrasound treatment process and follow-up care. Designed for patients, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals.

Hands-on medical program for high school students offering realistic simulated medical emergencies in Harvard Medical School's state-of-the-art simulation labs. Students work with physicians, nurses, EMTs, pharmacists, and medical students. Activities include diagnosing and treating interactive patients, practicing clinical skills like suturing, IV insertion, intubation, birthing simulations, trauma care training, Stop the Bleed certification, and CPR/AED certification. Program includes MEDchats with healthcare professionals to explore career opportunities. Multiple session dates available throughout summer 2026.

A 5-day commuter-only intensive program for high school students interested in medical school and health professions. Features small group experience with medical faculty, hands-on clinical simulations, anatomy lab work, and medical case studies. Requires 1 year of high school biology and students must be 16+ by program start.

A 13-day intensive program combining residential and commuter options. Features extended experience with career seminars, medical Simulation Center work, capstone video project, and field trips to multiple campuses including Grafton Veterinary campus. Includes science communication skills development.

A 6-day intensive program focused on meeting like-minded students from around the world, hands-on activities, and interaction with current medical students. Based on Medford campus with trips to Boston Health Sciences campus.

Final session of virtual educational series on essential tremor and Parkinson's disease. Comprehensive overview of all therapy options including medication, focused ultrasound, and deep brain stimulation. Designed for patients, families, caregivers and healthcare professionals.

This special free event focuses on helping young patients live healthy, fun-filled lives. Children, teens, and their families will have the opportunity to meet with physicians, dietitians, nephrologists, and other healthcare professionals for empowering education. The event features speakers for parents and engaging activities for kids, covering topics like new medicine, managing kidney transplants, emotional support, dialysis options, technology breakthroughs, and nutrition. Following lunch, families will enjoy access to the Griffin Museum of Science and Industry. The program includes registration/breakfast at 9:00AM, various educational sessions including The Kidney Lab family activities, STEM stations, art therapy, genetics education, and concludes with museum exploration at 12:30PM.

Informational session about a unique Summer 2027 Health Science travel experience to Edinburgh and London for students interested in medicine, healthcare, forensics, and biomedical innovation. The program includes visits to historic medical institutions, anatomy history, medical museums, forensics workshops, Jack the Ripper investigation tour, medical schools, hospitals, surgical spaces, and cultural experiences. Parent or guardian must attend the session.