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Written Testimony to Michigan House Approriations Committee

Nicoals Fletcher, "In sum, debt burden equals poweful financial obstacles to training an adequate and representative physician workforce for our patients; solutions like Senate Bill 648 provide direct incentive for medical students to pursue the field of primary care in areas that are underserved."

Physicians to Legislature: Put Patients First—Fully Fund Graduate Medical Education

Nicolas Fletcher, a medical student at Michigan State University and Student Representative to the Michigan State Medical Society Board of Directors.  “Graduate medical education makes it 

possible for medical students to learn here, train here and, ultimately, stay right here treating 

patients in Michigan.”

Student loan debt root of growing shortage in primary care practice, Legislature takes action to help

The growing debt burden is pushing medical graduates away from high need, low paying primary care specialities in underserved areas,” Nicolas Fletcher, M.D. candidate in the Michigan State University College of Human Medicine and student section chair for the Michigan Medical Society.

Med Student Repayment Loan Clears House

Nicolas Fletcher, Michigan State University College of Human Medicine, submitted a statement in support of the bill in an early hearing, praising the bill's aim to supply "underserved areas with providers who are educated, interested, and invested in improving the health of their communities."

AMA Foundation Press Release

MSU College of Human Medicine student Nicolas Fletcher was selected the American Medical Association Foundation Minority Scholar Award.

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My Resolutions

AMA Resolutions

  • H-65.966 Physicians Response to Victims of Human Trafficking 

  • H-50.973 Blood Donor Deferral Criteria

MSS Resolutions

  • The Identification and Protection of Human Trafficking Victims 

  • Expansion of medical Spanish in US Medical Schools

MSMS Resolutions

  • Creation of Electronic Do-Not-Resuscitate System: 54-13 

  • Opposition to Government Regulations Limiting Scope of Women’s Health Coverage: 51-14

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