Joshua Rahmon

Joshua Rahmon is the current President of Global Medical Training (GMT) at the University of Texas at Arlington, where he is pursuing a double major in Biological Chemistry and Psychology, a minor in neuroscience, and a certificate in Spanish interpretation on the pre-medical track. With a passion for both medicine and service, Joshua leads GMT with a vision to empower students through hands-on education, community impact, and global outreach.

Having participated in GMT’s international medical trips and worked extensively in local clinics and underserved communities, Joshua brings both lived experience and insight to his role. Under his leadership, GMT is launching the Maverick Wellness Initiative — a campus-wide health literacy campaign aimed at making UTA one of the most health-literate universities in the State of Texas. He has also initiated “Serve Local, Heal Global,” a collaborative service initiative uniting pre-health organizations across campus to serve Fort Worth non-profit organizations with compassion and cultural humility.

Beyond GMT, Joshua volunteers as a Spanish medical interpreter, works as a scribe in the emergency department, and has conducted research in cancer photodynamic therapy under Dr. Sherri A. McFarland. He is currently interested in pursuing a career in emergency or critical care medicine, where he can combine fast-paced clinical decision-making with long-term patient advocacy.

Joshua believes that healthcare is both a science and a service—and that the most meaningful change happens when students lead with purpose, empathy, and a commitment to ethical healing.