Students | Pri-Med

Next Gen Primary Care at Pri-Med East

Designed Specifically for Students/Residents

A low-key afternoon to explore primary care: meet clinicians who've been where you are, ask the questions you can't ask in class, and get a real feel for whether this specialty might be your path. No pressure, just genuine conversations to help you figure out your future. Students register for free: simply indicate you are a student when registering.

Student Agenda

Pick up your badge and check out the Pri-Med conference

3:00 pm

Badge pickup

15 min

Check in and get oriented. You’re officially here as guests of Pri-Med.

3:20–3:35 pm

Exhibit hall

15 min

Walk the floor at your own pace and see what’s out there. No small talk required.

Sit in on a live CME/CE session. Just observe, no participation required

3:40–4:40 pm CME/CE · 1 hr

Beyond Willpower: Helping Patients Succeed in Long-Term Weight Management

3:40–4:40 pm CME/CE · 1 hr

From Awareness to Action: Addressing Implicit Bias in Clinical Practice

3:40–4:40 pm CME/CE · 1 hr

Screen. Assess. Act. A Primary Care Approach to Alcohol Use Disorder

Learn from Drs. Paul Tran and Tommy Martin

4:45–5:30 pm

Trustmaxxing: Communicating with Clarity to Optimize Trust

Non-CME · 45 min

A 45-minute session built just for this group. This is a critical skill that isn't taught in school and is often the difference between being heard and being dismissed as a clinician, a colleague, or a public voice.

VIP space at opening reception: talk with practicing PCPs

5:45–6:45 pm

Opening Night Reception

VIP reserved

Cocktail in hand, no agenda. Mingle with clinicians from across primary care who’ve been in practice for years. Ask them anything in a setting where no one’s grading you.

Zero Pressure, Real Access

Free to attend — just select "Student/Resident" when registering.

Come as you are: jeans are fine and no wrong way to participate
Hear career advice you won't get in a classroom
Free apps, drinks, and a VIP student section at the reception
Custom session led by Tommy Martin, MD, and Paul Tran, MD, FAAP