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Cancer Research Session

Innovative Cancer Research Insights

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200 US dollars
Location 1

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Service Description

Delve into cutting-edge cancer research with our expert-led sessions. Discover advancements in cancer biology and treatment strategies that are shaping the future of oncology.

Contact Details

  • 500 Terry Francine Street, 6th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94158

    123-456-7890

    info@mysite.com

Welcome to My Portfolio

Cancer Researcher | Founder of MedIn Black | Future Physician-Scientist

As a leader in medical mentorship and scientific research, I am committed to advancing healthcare accessibility and innovation. Through my organization, MedIn Black, I have helped bridge the gap between underrepresented students and top-tier medical institutions. My work in cancer research focuses on groundbreaking discoveries aimed at improving treatment strategies and increasing survival rates for those affected by the disease. My research investigates the biological mechanisms of cancer progression and explores innovative approaches to treatment, aiming to contribute to the global fight against cancer.

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About Me

My Journey in Science & Medicine

From an early age, I was drawn to the medical field, inspired by the potential to impact lives through research and education. At Cornell University, I founded MedIn Black, a pre-medical mentorship organization that has successfully raised $120,000USD , enabling students to access vital resources, medical school tours, and mentorship programs.

Beyond mentorship, my cancer research focuses on innovative treatment approaches to improve patient outcomes. My work explores targeted therapies and precision medicine strategies, aiming to revolutionize cancer treatment by making it more effective and personalized. I am particularly interested in studying how specific genetic and molecular markers influence cancer growth and resistance to treatment. My goal is to contribute to groundbreaking medical advancementswhile ensuring aspiring doctors, especially those from underrepresented backgrounds, receive the guidance and support needed to succeed.

Justin Paris is a visionary scientist, medical innovator, and community leader whose work is shaping the future of healthcare, research, and mentorship. Born and raised in a garrison community, Justin’s journey has been one of resilience, determination, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. Growing up with a single mother battling sickle cell disease, he understood from an early age the importance of healthcare accessibility, scientific innovation, and advocacy. These experiences fueled his passion for medicine, research, and creating opportunities for others.

Justin is the founder of MedIn Black, the Jamaican Student Association, and the Caribbean Student Association at Cornell University, where he has built strong networks to support, mentor, and uplift underrepresented students in healthcare and academia. His leadership has provided access to medical school admissions panels, clinical workshops, and career development resources, ensuring that future medical professionals are equipped to succeed.

In the field of scientific research, Justin has made groundbreaking contributions to cancer and cardiothoracic medicine. He is an integral part of the Privaod Health research team, where he has contributed to the development of a new FDA-approved theranostic approach for treating prostate cancer, a breakthrough that has gained national recognition. Additionally, he has conducted oncology research at Dartmouth School of Medicine and cardiothoracic research at Yale School of Medicine, where his work was so impactful that he has been invited to continue collaborating with their research teams.

Justin’s academic excellence and contributions to science have also been recognized at the highest levels. He is a recipient of the prestigious Princeton University Physics Olympiad Award, a distinction that places him among the brightest scientific minds within the Ivy League and beyond. His name has been honored at Princeton University, cementing his place as one of the most promising young innovators in science and technology.

Beyond academia and research, Justin is deeply involved in social impact initiatives. Through his work at the Dooms Young Center, he is actively addressing food insecurity, racial disparities in healthcare, and public health challenges. His ability to bridge science, medicine, and social justice demonstrates his holistic approach to creating change—not just in laboratories, but in communities.

As a pre-medical student and emerging leader in science and technology, Justin Paris is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of medical innovation, mentoring future generations, and ensuring that healthcare advancements are accessible to all. His unwavering resilience, groundbreaking research, and commitment to empowering others make him a true force in science, medicine, and social impact.

MedIn Black: Dartmouth, Private Health & Global Expansion

Empowering Future Medical Leaders

MedIn Black is a student-led initiative dedicated to providing mentorship, resources, and networking opportunities for underrepresented pre-medical students. Since its inception, MedIn Black has expanded its reach beyond Cornell, forming strategic alliances with Dartmouth’s Geisel School of Medicine, Harvard Medical School, and Columbia Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons to create accessible pathways for students aspiring to enter medicine.

Partnerships with Private Healthcare Institutions

Recognizing the importance of hands-on experience, MedIn Black has also collaborated with leading private healthcare institutions to provide students with exclusive shadowing opportunities, internship programs, and clinical exposure. These partnerships ensure that students gain first-hand experience in patient care, medical research, and healthcare administration, preparing them for the challenges of medical school and beyond.

Expanding to Jamaica & Global Impact

MedIn Black is currently working on expanding its programs to Jamaica, ensuring that students in the Caribbean have access to the same mentorship and medical education resources available to their counterparts in the U.S. Through partnerships with medical schools, hospitals, and private health institutions, the initiative aims to provide Jamaican students with:

  • Mentorship programs connecting them with medical professionals.

  • Admissions workshops to guide students through medical school applications.

  • Clinical exposure opportunities at partner institutions.

  • Funding and scholarship support to assist aspiring doctors in pursuing medical careers.

By broadening its scope to Dartmouth, private health institutions, and international collaborations, MedIn Black is set to revolutionize the landscape of medical education accessibility.

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