Aarya Sivaraman

Currently participating in an online internship in the career and research fields of biology and non-profit work.

Founded a non-profit dedicated to creating a network of resources for transgender patients to mitigate discrimination. Collaborated with Rush University Medical Center to develop a system of guidelines to hold physicians to, determining whether they are “trans-safe”.

Attended leadership and professional development workshops as part of a highly selective program. Interacted with volunteers to maintain a positive and collaborative work environment, with over 50 hours of service.

Received the esteemed member award for volunteering in 2022.

Volunteered annually for 50+ hours in several school and community events.

Developed leadership abilities and interpersonal communication skills imperative for the medical field.

Collaborated with fellow mentors to design and implement effective training programs and workshops. Guided middle schoolers with developing confidence and fostered their critical thinking skills.

As the chapter President for two menstruation advocating non-profit chapters, promoted awareness and advocacy for marginalized communities through social media and product drives. Collaborated with fellow group members to organize educational workshops and events focused on reproductive health, LGBTQ+ health disparities, and the intersectionality of healthcare issues.

Interned at a local dental care provider, supporting dental assistants and hygienists in routine cleanings. Observed surgical and topical dental procedures.

Gained medical experience through dissection, volunteer work and guest speaker events.

Activities and societies: Participated in various clubs and activities including National Honor Society, National Arts Honor Society, HOSA, Pre-Med Society, Debate Club, and Speech and Debate. Engaged in community service and leadership roles.

Completed high school education, graduating in the Class of 2024. Studied a curriculum that included relevant courses imperative to a career path in medicine.

Successfully completed an AP or college Calculus 1 certification on Udemy. Gained foundational knowledge in calculus.

Successfully completed a NOCTI Medical Terminology certification. Acquired knowledge in basic medical terminology.