Dr. Dennis Daniels: M3 Helps Train Up Next Gen of Healthcare Providers to Serve with Compassion
Dr. Dennis Daniels serves as Professor and Director of Prairie View A&M University’s Undergraduate Medical Academy. Dr. Daniels is committed to helping train up the next generation of healthcare providers with the best skills and science without sacrificing compassion for humankind. In this video, Dr. Daniels shares how M3 plays an integral role in the compassion component of their training.
Medical Student Shinji Strain: Come to M3 and Your Heart Will Be Changed
Shinji Strain, a medical student at UTMB Galveston, has been attending M3 since its inaugural year in 2016. Over the years, Sinji says he has learned a lot in terms of medicine and research and has also grown spiritually. M3 has made a significant impact on his life, and in this video, he encourages others to attend the conference to be challenged and meet people who will inspire and pour into them as young students. As Shinji says, “Come to M3 and your heart will be changed.”
Student Sara Pross Finds Her Mission at M3
As a young child, Sara Pross had a God-given dream to serve as a missionary in Africa. Although she didn’t know how or what that would look like, she tucked it away in her heart, only for it to later be ignited by the dying wish of her father when he told her, “Sara, make sure you live out your dream.” Watch this video to see how God used M3 to help in her journey to fulfilling her destiny.
Have you Registered for Pre-Conference?
Are you a doctor, dentist, nurse practitioner, physician’s assistant or nurse who wants to earn up to 6.5 continuing education credits?
You can do that in one day at M32020! We are offering a pre-conference workshop entitled, “Medical Missions 101 Gathering at M3”. The purpose of this workshop is to provide tools, knowledge, and strategy to help you, your church, organization, or mission program to implement effective healthcare missions. We will also look at ways individuals and groups can connect with Christian mission hospitals and health programs globally.
Topics to be discussed include how to engage with mission hospitals, preparation for surgical work overseas, medical education as a mission model, lifesaving strategies for low-resource settings, what medications are and are not safe in developing communities, international standards for healthcare delivery in developing countries, and community health strategies for low-resource settings.
This workshop is just one of five on Friday before M32020 begins on Friday evening. Click here to read more about the pre-conference workshops that will be offered this year. We hope to see you at M32020. Register today and save $5 with code: M3MISSIONS20.