midwest access project

Midwest Access Project (MAP) is a non-profit organization based in Chicago, Illinois, with a team of five employees. Since its founding in 2017, MAP has become a leading provider of reproductive health training for medical professionals across the United States. MAP focuses on improving access to reproductive healthcare by offering comprehensive training programs for physicians, advanced practice clinicians, nurses, and students. These programs cover a wide range of topics, including contraception, pregnancy options counseling, abortion, and miscarriage management. The organization's Individual Clinical Training program provides customized rotations, ranging from one-day observations to month-long, hands-on experiences, tailored to each trainee's specific needs and goals. What sets MAP apart is its unique approach to training. The organization acts as a central hub, connecting trainees with a network of established, high-quality clinical training sites in Illinois, Minnesota, and Nebraska. This network includes renowned institutions such as Planned Parenthood, Whole Woman's Health, and the University of Chicago Ryan Center. By coordinating these placements, MAP ensures that trainees receive diverse training experiences and ample practical exposure. For more information about Midwest Access Project and its training programs, please visit midwestaccessproject.org/.