01 / Our starting point
Access starts with knowing where to look.
Clinavexa is a student-founded nonprofit initiative built for students who want to explore healthcare but do not know which websites, programs, or pathways to trust.
Founded in 2026, Clinavexa begins in New York City, where hospitals, nonprofits, universities, and community organizations offer real ways to learn. The problem is not a lack of possibility. It is that the information is scattered, time-sensitive, and often difficult to interpret. We are building a clearer starting point—one that helps students 16+ find official information, compare details, and decide what to pursue next.
Explore the opportunity index
Founder field note
Built from the student side of the search.
“Finding a real healthcare opportunity should not depend on already knowing the right person or the right website.”
Clinavexa was founded by Isarela Simpson to make the first step more visible. The work starts with a simple promise: make the listing useful before making it impressive. That means naming who a program is for, linking to the official source, and being honest when current application information is not available.
Isarela Simpson, Founder
03 / Method
A useful listing has three jobs.
We are building an index, not a promise of admission.
Find the official source
We begin with the hospital, nonprofit, university, government, or organization running the opportunity.
Translate the essentials
We surface category, age information when published, location, compensation language when stated, and restricted eligibility.
Mark what we know
If a source does not clearly show current applications, the card says Check Back rather than pretending it is open.
Better access is built together.
Students can help surface what is missing. Organizations can help make accurate information easier to reach.