Clinically is a youth-led initiative delivering premed education directly to high schools across Metro Detroit — turning curiosity about medicine into a clear, actionable path forward for the next generation of doctors.
We design every Clinically session to fit into a single class period — 45 to 60 minutes of focused, honest, and interactive conversation about what it really takes to enter medicine. Every program happens in person, in Michigan schools.
Our flagship program. A trained Clinically presenter comes to your school and delivers a tailored, interactive talk that demystifies the premed pathway — from high school course selection to med school applications.
We build short, focused courses for students aiming at colleges and universities with strong medical pathways — which high school classes actually matter, how premed, nursing, and BS/MD programs differ, what each application really asks for, and how to build a profile that gets in.
A growing, free library of guides, timelines, and printable planning tools — covering everything from high school course selection to Michigan summer programs, shadowing etiquette, and MCAT prep timelines.
On-site panels featuring current medical students from Michigan schools and a range of specialties. Students submit questions in advance and hear honest, lived-experience answers from people who just walked the path.
Most high school students interested in medicine have no access to premed advising. The result? Talented students — especially those from underrepresented backgrounds — walk away from the path before they even start.
Most high schools offer no premed or health-career advising. Students are left to figure out a complex, high-stakes path entirely on their own — or not at all.
Without guidance, talented students — especially those who are first-generation — often abandon the pathway before they even start college, due to lack of information, not lack of ability.
The medical school pathway is opaque. Requirements, timelines, and exams can feel impossible to navigate without a clear, step-by-step map laid out by someone who has done it.
I thought you had to be rich, or know a doctor, to even consider medical school. Clinically was the first time someone told me, step by step, how a kid like me could actually get there. Two years later, I'm a biology major prepping for the MCAT.Maya R.Pilot program student · Metro Detroit · now premed undergrad
From first email to presentation day, the process takes about two weeks. We handle content, materials, and presenter coordination — you just provide the classroom.
Submit the booking form below with your school, audience, and preferred dates. Takes less than three minutes.
We schedule a 15-minute call to understand your students' needs and pick the right focus and presenter.
Our presenter drives out to your school and delivers the session in your classroom — interactive, real, and on time.
Students leave with a printed roadmap, access to our resource library, and an invite to our curated course tracks.
Clinically is based in Metro Detroit, and every session is delivered face-to-face in your building. We don't run virtual or online presentations — the conversations that change a student's mind happen in the room.
Outside this list but still in Michigan? Reach out anyway — if we can drive to you, we will.
Our students kept asking questions for 20 minutes after the bell rang. The presenter was honest about how hard the path is — but also made it feel genuinely possible. That's rare.
I'd been told my whole life that I should be a doctor, but nobody ever explained what that actually meant. Clinically was the first time someone drew the path out for me, step by step.
We've hosted three Clinically sessions this year. Each one is well-structured, age-appropriate, and grounded. They've become a fixture of our health careers program.
Fill out the form and we'll be in touch within 48 hours. Presentations are free for Michigan schools — we just need a classroom and a curious audience.
