Elizabeth Lee: Transform Your Career with ASRM’s PRIMED Scholars Program
Elizabeth Lee, Arizona State Chair at Reproductive Freedom for All, shared a post by Jamie Kuhlman, Licensed Psychologist and Owner of Courageous Path Counseling, on LinkedIn:
“American Society for Reproductive Medicine – ASRM is still accepting applications for its 2026 class of PRIMED Scholars until December 1.
If you have even a spark of interest in using policy to improve the lives of patients, take the leap and apply. This program was the catalyst that ultimately led me to become the first ASRM member to run for the United States Congress. It can open doors you never imagined.
Thank you to ASRM for making this transformational experience a reality.”
Quoting Jamie Kuhlman’s post:
“I cannot recommend this program enough! It gave me a platform to advocate for truth, science, mental health, and most importantly, my clients. If you want to make a difference in public policy, do not miss this opportunity!!”
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