“Every day is fun and something new. It's exciting to be here because you always have a different case.” - Deetra Prescher, Year 6 |
• Month-long clinical rotations, the general clinical assignment and docent rotation make up most of the final two years. • A one-month rural Missouri preceptorship in Year 5 provides experience in societal and health care concerns unique to non-urban primary care settings, as well as the business operations integral to a physician in a small-town clinic. • At least three clinical electives are required in Years 4-6. At least three of the clinical electives taken must come from three of the nine general elective categories approved by the School of Medicine. |
• Clerkships in psychiatry, surgery, emergency rotation and obstetrics/ gynecology are some of the typical course offerings in the final two years of medical school. Additionally, one month is devoted to training in the medical humanities.
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"Having contact with real patients gave me the opportunity to develop clicnical skills that are important in the doctor-patient relationship." - Merica Shrestha, Year 6 |
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