Alumni Outcomes

The System Medicine program aims to prepare our students for the opportunities that lie ahead. We are invested in providing the training, resources and personalized career strategies for our students to have a more direct path to their desired careers.

Graduates choose a variety of career paths including medical school, P.A. school, nursing, Ph.D.s, research assistants, data analysts, bioinformaticians, clinical coordinators, curators, software engineers, consultants, regulatory and policy experts, and data scientists. They play specific roles in personalized medicine, biomedical research, pharmaceutical companies, health care consulting, and academia.

Where Do Our Alumni Work and Study?

Top companies, agencies and institutions our alumni are working for:

  • Kogod School of Business, American University
  • Booz Allen Hamilton
  • Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh
  • Cornell University
  • Capitol Hill
  • FDA
  • George Washington University
  • Georgetown University
  • Georgetown Innovation Center for Biomedical Informatics
  • Johns Hopkins University
  • Inova Health System
  • L.E.K. Consulting
  • Library of Congress
  • MedStar Hospital
  • Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
  • New York University
  • Pritzker School of Medicine, University of Chicago
  • Private personalized medicine companies
  • Uniformed services
  • University of Michigan

Top advanced degree programs our alumni have attended:

  • Columbia School of Nursing
  • Georgetown University
  • Georgetown University School of Medicine
  • Harvard Medical School
  • Midwestern University
  • Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine
  • SUNY Buffalo
  • University of Alabama
  • University of Maryland, Baltimore Campus
  • University of Mississippi School of Medicine
  • University of Texas Medical Branch
  • UPMC Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh

Alumni Highlights

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Arezo Aziz

Alumni Highlights

Arezo Aziz (’18), DNP, M.S., MSN, RN

“Through coursework in epigenetics, health policy, and bioinformatics, I was able to hone my skills and focus my talents on a career that would allow me to help patients from underserved and immigrant communities, much like my own family.”

July 25, 2024

Julia Cochran

Alumni Highlights

Julia Cochran (’21), Rising 4th-Year Medical Student

“There are multiple of my classmates as well who are also in medical school and it’s been so fun to see them progress on their journey, and I would love to encounter many of them in a hospital somewhere one day!”

July 25, 2024

Yeonjoo Hwang

Alumni Highlights

Yeonjoo Hwang (’22), Rising 1st-Year Medical Student

“I have joined Emory as a bioinformatics analyst to study Crohn’s disease using innovative single-cell studies of patient biopsies.”

July 25, 2024


Alumni Testimonials

Rachael Holp

The last 12 months have been the most impactful 12 months of my life. I have learned a lot through school and life so far, and I am incredibly grateful for many of the experiences I have had that have pushed me to be the best version of myself, even if it has been incredibly uncomfortable and challenging. I would not change or take away those experiences for anything.

Rachael Holp (M.S. ’23)

Kylan Kelley

Joining this program has been like becoming a part of a welcoming and nurturing family, and I wholeheartedly encourage aspiring students to consider the value that comes with participating in such a groundbreaking and transformative field. This program has been an incredible opportunity that I highly recommend to anyone looking to further their academic and professional aspirations.

Kylan Kelley (M.S. ’23)

Mario Giovacchini

I remember the first time a PI asked me if I knew how to do a particular kind of data analysis and I could answer, “Yes! They taught me how to do this exact thing in class!” I continue to build on the foundational concepts I learned in this program and still refer back to my notes, presentations, and textbooks today. Doing research is such an important part of building a good CV for residency applications and beyond, and more importantly, I now have the skills I need to be able to formulate my own research questions and to begin finding out the answers.

Mario Giovacchini (M.D./M.S. ’17)