Builds projects with physician-researchers
We work with Korean American and other Asian-heritage researchers to develop new projects — or to open seats on projects already underway.
Research
The KAMSA Research Network
Connecting KAMSA members with Korean American and Asian-heritage physician-researchers for faculty-mentored projects — with clear scopes, defined roles, and a real deliverable at the end.
Announcement — applications are not open yet. Watch this page and the newsletter for the intake date.
What the network does
Pairs mentorship with real involvement
Members join research through mentorship from faculty who are actively doing the work — not observation, but assigned tasks and named contributions.
Forms teams around shared interests
Students group by focus — specialty-based, public health, AI, quality improvement, medical education — and collaborate on faculty-mentored work.
How to get involved
Two tracks. Faculty proposals are reviewed and approved by program leadership before any project opens to student applicants.
Full detail Program policies, expectations & safeguards
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Success metrics
What we track each program cycle to judge whether the network is working.
Member publications
Submit yours →Work published by KAMSA members. Send us a citation and a link and we'll add it.
Resources
Research data
Demographic and health data on Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander populations — a useful starting point for projects in this space.
AAPI Data — reports →