The Advancing Innovation in Medicine (AIM) SIG held its kickoff meeting on Wednesday, September 18, bringing together students around the state for a pediatric innovations project.

AIM SIG begins work on pediatric innovation project

Medical Student Education Sep 27, 2024

AIM SIG members look over the beginning of its pediatric innovation project. The Advancing Innovation in Medicine (AIM) SIG held its kickoff meeting on Wednesday, September 18, bringing together students around the state.

IU School of Medicine students at regional campuses were able to collaborate thanks to technology available at the Nexus on the Indianapolis campus. Three AIM SIG students sit around a table discussing a project on a board.

AIM SIG members began work on a pediatric innovation project in conjunction with Steven Conlon, MD, a neonatologist at Riley Children's Hospital, as well as the Crossroads Pediatric Device Consortium.

Those interested in joining AIM SIG should contact Neal Patel, group president.

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