With a name that sounds like it packs a wallop, the UW School of Medicine’s multi-regional medical program, WWAMI, is celebrating 40 years—and some serious accomplishments. 

“One of the great things about WWAMI is that students can tailor their education to what they’re interested in,” says Dr. Suzanne Allen, Vice Chair for Regional Affairs in the UW School of Medicine. “They can have an experience in inner-city Seattle. They can have an international experience. They can have a rural-medicine experience. There are really a lot of opportunities for them.”

Read the full story in the University of Washington Magazine. 

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