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Founder and Editor-in-Chief

Albany Medical College

My name is Ajay Major, a 2012 graduate of Union College in Schenectady, New York with a interdisciplinary major in chemistry and Spanish and a member of the Class of 2016 at Albany Medical College. I have a diverse background in journalism, including two years as editor-in-chief of the Concordiensis, Union College’s official student newspaper, and as a freelance medical and health writer for upstate New York publications. As an aspiring physician-journalist, I am interested in language barriers and ethnic disparities in healthcare delivery, as well as patient advocacy.

I also dabble in graphic design, web design, and marketing, serving as the webmaster for in-Training and completing my MBA in Healthcare Management from Union Graduate College.


Happy Birthday, in-Training! A One-Year Update from the Editors-in-Chief

Happy Birthday, in-Training! A One-Year Update from the Editors-in-Chief

As we traveled back to Albany from our presentation at the American Association for Medical Colleges (AAMC) regional meeting in foggy Atlantic City, we reflected on our past year with in-Training in this update, the ceremonial 100th article on in-training.org. Just two weeks ago, on April 5, we celebrated our first birthday. One year since our...

About the Editors-in-Chief: Ajay Major

My name is Ajay Major, a 2012 graduate of Union College in Schenectady, NY with a interdisciplinary major in chemistry and Spanish. I just finished my two-year tenure as editor-in-chief of the Concordiensis, Union College’s official student newspaper. At the Concordiensis, I managed a 25-member editorial board and 50-member writing staff, rebuilt the newspaper’s website,...

Letter from the Editors-in-Chief: Welcome to in-Training

We are more than just medical students. The members of the medical student body are not scholars merely fixated on the long-sought title of “MD” or “DO.” We are distinct individuals with passions, curiosities and insurmountable complexity. As future physicians, to share these complexities with each other is to engage with the broader medical community....

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