The Pre-Medical Clinical Program (PMCP) is a student organization that is designed to offer clinical exposure and mentorship to highly motivated freshmen, sophomores, and juniors who are interested in exploring the medical field. The program aims to enhance the pre-medical student experience at Georgia State University and increase their preparedness and enrollment in medical school. The PMCP plans to select students from a competitive pool of applicants to participate in the program, which includes shadowing physicians, receiving mentorship, and gaining clinical experience from various healthcare providers in the metro Atlanta area. The program intends to expand in the future to accommodate more pre-medical students who want to achieve their academic and professional goals.

The PMCP wishes to partner with medical students and physicians in healthcare facilities in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The PMCP aims to provide pre-medical students at GSU with mentorship and clinical experience, which will enhance their preparation for medical school. Alternatively, the program aims to enhance the premedical experience at GSU and appeal to high school students. This program is designed to promote diversity and equity among all racial and ethnic backgrounds, supporting the creation of a more inclusive and representative healthcare workforce.