Day in the Life: Stanford Med | Katya Vera @StanfordMedicine
Day in the Life: Stanford Med | Katya Vera  @StanfordMedicine
Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Day in the Life: Stanford Med
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Meet Katya Vera, a second-year MD and master’s student in the MD/Masters in Health Equity program. She plans to pursue an MD/MBA, with the goal of bringing a strong equity-first perspective to health care administration. She's also co-chair of the Stanford Latino Medical Student Association.

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