07/08/2026
A single opportunity can shape the course of a career. Through the Osborne Head & Neck Foundation Medical Academy, aspiring healthcare professionals gain hands-on experiences and mentorship that help prepare them for the road ahead. Today, we're proud to highlight one of our alumni whose journey continues to inspire.
Natalie Campos, a member of the Medical Scholars Program (MSP) Class of 2021, recently shared an exciting update. After completing the program and participating in the 2022 Guatemala Medical Mission Trip, Natalie graduated from Gettysburg College with a Bachelor of Science in Biology, a concentration in Biomedical Sciences, and a minor in Spanish.
During her time at Gettysburg, Natalie mentored MSP students, served as a Resident Assistant, led the college's American Cancer Society chapter, and participated in public service initiatives in Puerto Rico, Colombia, and Costa Rica focused on healthcare, education, and community development. She also conducted cancer research throughout her undergraduate career, including a summer internship at the National Cancer Institute.
Today, Natalie is preparing to pursue a Ph.D. in Cancer Biology, where she hopes to advance cancer research and contribute to the development of future treatments.
Reflecting on her journey, Natalie shared that she remains grateful for the mentorship she received during and after the Medical Scholars Program, as well as the opportunities that followed—experiences that helped shape both her career and her future.
We couldn't be prouder of Natalie and all she has accomplished, and we can't wait to see where her journey takes her next. 💙
If you believe in investing in the next generation of compassionate healthcare leaders and researchers, consider supporting the Osborne Head & Neck Foundation Medical Academy and the students whose futures it helps shape.