Peer Support Network

Peer support navigators are ready to offer support and provide referrals to on-campus resources that may be useful for you. Fill out the form below and one of our team members will get back to you soon (no later than 24 hours). Remember everything you tell us is confidential. See the list of biographies for the peer navigators below.

Students Seeking Support from Peer Support Navigator – CLICK TO REQUEST

Are you seen as a leader or mentor among your peers?

Do you have a passion for helping other students that are having a hard time? Empathy, compassion, and dedication are additional qualities that might make you the perfect candidate to join the team. We are currently accepting peer support navigator applications for the 2021-2022 academic school year. You can apply at the link below. (You will receive an email with additional information regarding information sessions and training)

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What are the benefits of being a peer support navigator?

Many students are overwhelmed with the resources available on campus. On the other hand, some students are intimidated by the idea of reaching out to members of the medical administration, although faculty and staff at Miller are readily available to support them. As a peer support navigator, you are a valuable asset to both students and the administration. By becoming a peer support navigator, you enhance the overall wellbeing of medical students going through difficult times. You also play a role in ensuring that the principles of trust, acceptance, and support are embedded within campus culture

What are requirements and expectations of being a peer support team member?

To become full-fledged PSNavs, selected medical students must attend a Mental Health First Aid Workshop (multiple workshops will be offered during the academic year) as well as the PSN Orientation. PSNavs are expected to participate in PSN initiatives and projects that all serve the purpose of molding the campus culture to be more accepting, more supportive, and more encouraging, i.e. contributing to PSN’s Monthly Video Series, signing up for a PSN Huddle, etc. Moreover, they are expected to assist PSN Leadership with increasing on-campus and online presence of PSN.

Counseling and Mental Health Services

Professionalism Reporting Services

• Reporting Student Mistreatment
• Reporting problematic issues of nonprofessional behavior
• COMMENDING excellence in Professionalism

Academic Enrichment Services

Student Health Services

Sexual Harassment/Title IX Resources

• It’s on US Reporting
• It’s On US Resource Brochure
• Sexual Assault Resource Team (SART)