About JF Medical Test Fund

We assist Miami-Dade County underserved pre-medical and medical students in their pursuit of higher education through scholarships to cover MCAT and USMLE examination fees allowing for increased opportunity.

Board of Directors

Jorge Fleites Jr., MD

PRESIDENT

Jorge Fleites Jr is an Internal Medicine resident at the University of Miami / Jackson Health System.

He was born and raised in Miami, FL. He is an alumnus of Belen Jesuit Preparatory School (’14), FIU (’18), and FIU HWCOM (’22). Jorge is a 4^th generation physician as his great grandfather and grandfather were Cuban physicians, and his father is a practicing Internal Medicine physician.

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Jorge Fleites Sr., MD

Vice President

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Luis Gomara, DMD

Director of Finance

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Taylor Parr

Director of
Communications
and Marketing

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Hector Chavez, MD

Director of Public Relations

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Kevin Guzman, MS

Secretary (Minute keeper)

Why did I start this organization?

While completing my bachelors, my mentor Xavier Gonzalez, a tutor of various subjects, would share my contact information with aspiring medical school students who were having difficulty paying for MCAT tutoring services, and I would then tutor them for free.

This is when I first realized there was a need to facilitate access to resources. Fast forward to medical school, many of my friends spoke about the burden of having to pay for their USMLE examinations as they were already in debt.

As a result of these conversations and my previous experiences, I decided to start a scholarship fund that will help individuals who are struggling to pay for their examinations. I am hoping this will help aspiring physicians achieve their dream, while relieving them from financial stress.

Purpose

§ 1.1 The purpose of the Corporation is to assist Miami Dade County underserved pre-medical and medical students in their pursuit of higher educations through scholarships to cover MCAT and USMLE examination fees allowing for increased opportunity.

§1.2 The Foundation is organized exclusively for public charitable purposes within
the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 or the
corresponding provision of any future United States Internal Revenue law.

Its general purpose is to collect and administer funds for the scholarship.