Hampshire District Medical Society

Hampshire District Medical Society Officers 2009-2010:

President: Mark A. Bigda, D.O.
Vice President: Geoffrey Zucker, M.D.
Treasurer: Daniel Clapp, M.D.
Secretary: Ann Mick, M.D.

Hampshire District Meeting Calendar

District Medical Society Cities and Towns

District Medical Society Dues

Contact Information

E-mail: hampshire@massmed.org
Mailing Address:
85 Post Office Park, Suite 8518
Wilbraham, MA 01095
Phone: (800) 522-3112 or (413) 596-9231
Fax: (413) 596-9901

District Event/Activity Contact: MMS West Central Regional Office, 800-522-3112

Hampshire District Medical Society Medical Student Grants Program

The Hampshire District Medical Society, the local chapter of the Massachusetts Medical Society, is pleased to announce that grants of $2,000 each will be awarded to medical students annually. The following criteria must be met for an individual to be considered for the grant.

• Must list or have lived in Western Massachusetts for at least five consecutive years.
• A letter of matriculation must be submitted from the medical school the individual is attending.
• Full-time student in the third or fourth year of medical school.
• A copy of the letter of recommendation from the undergraduate school to the medical school must be submitted.

Download the Hampshire District Medical Society Medical Student Grant application form (.pdf, 1 page)

All candidates will have an equal opportunity to qualify for the grants.  Awardees will be selected by an Executive Committee by August.  Notification of the recipients will be made by end of September.

All applications must be submitted no later than April 30, each year.

The Hampshire District Medical Society is pleased to offer you this opportunity.  To receive an application, contact the West Central Regional Office at (800) 322-2303 x7715 or e-mail: hampshire@massmed.org.

Hampshire District News

Hampshire held its annual High School Doctor for a Day program on March 25, 2009. The High School Doctor for a Day Program is an educational opportunity designed to provide a mentoring experience for serious high school juniors or seniors. The program is designed to assist young people who have expressed an interest in the field of medicine to have hands-on experience in the complex health care environment. This is the eigth consecutive year for this program; it continues to be successful for all the students able to participate.