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Doctors of Tomorrow (DOT) is a national, non-profit organization for students interested in a career in healthcare. DOT ensures that each member has the resources they need for career development and volunteerism. The organization is quickly spreading throughout the United States and many students are taking advantage of the wonderful opportunities DOT has to offer. |
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Members of Doctors of Tomorrow now have a totally new way to see what is going on in their club. By activating your digital DOT ID, you will gain access to view future club events, whether or not you have paid dues, your attendance, etc. The benefits of activating your Digital DOT ID will only continue to grow as the technology is expanded. To activate your Digital DOT ID, click Member Login (CMS) in the main menu (left) and click Activate Digital ID in the new window.
Benefits of activating your Digital ID
- Check future club events
- See if you've paid your dues
- Access the club bylaws
- Check your event attendance (for volunteer hour recording)
- Update your personal information (so officers can contact you)
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Pictured below:
1. Julia Keuter and Molly Young learn non-violent Hospital Crisis Prevention
2. Kymberlee Hale participates in an injection lab
3. Kymberlee Hale shadows an OB nurse
4. Myranda Meagher dissects a cow heart to learn heart anatomy
5. DOT Paragould, AR decorates a tree for the tree auction |
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CONWAY, AR -- Doctors of Tomorrow is gaining widespread recognition quickly as founder of Doctors of Tomorrow Lacey Freeman is interviewed for a Hendrix College news article about Doctors of Tomorrow. To view this article, click here to be redirected to the Hendrix website. |
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