Perelman School of Medicine

LEARNING FOR LIFE JANUARY, YEAR 2 THROUGH DECEMBER, YEAR 3

REQUIRED CLINICAL CLERKSHIPS

4 MODULE

2 MODULE

(12 weeks)

Internal Medicine Family Medicine

8 weeks Inpatient 4 weeks Ambulatory 6 weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory

BLOCK 1

(12 weeks)

Obstetrics/ Gynecology Pediatrics

3 weeks 3 weeks Inpatient OB

3 weeks GYN 3 weeks

BLOCK 2

6 weeks

Ambulatory

(12 weeks)

Surgery/ Anesthesia

9 weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory

BLOCK 3

Clinical Specialties

3 weeks

Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology, Orthopaedics

(12 weeks)

Psychiatry/ Substance Abuse

4 weeks Inpatient and Ambulatory

BLOCK 4

Neurology 4 weeks Emergency Medicine 4 weeks

PROFESSIONALISM AND HUMANISM Doctoring/Communication Skills/Patient Safety

6 MODULE

6 MODULE

4 MODULE

REQUIRED CLINICAL CLERKSHIPS

January, Year 2 – December, Year 3 - C lerkships emphasize management of acute and chronic illnesses across all age groups in both inpatient and ambulatory settings; clinical therapeutics, medical genetics, patient safety, and interprofessional team-based practices are incorporated into all clerkships - Computerized simulation mannequins and standardized patients are used in addition to patients for clinical skills, procedures, and physical exams - Five major teaching hospitals are within walking distance of the School - Weekly didactics reinforce evidence-based concepts underlying clinical disease in each clerkship - Grading is Honors/High Pass/Pass/Fail

 ELECTIVES, SELECTIVES, AND SCHOLARLY PURSUIT INDIVIDUALIZE YOUR EDUCATION

5 MODULE

Final 16 months + -  A required 4 week sub-internship allows increased responsibility for patient care in general medicine, general pediatrics, emergency medicine, or family medicine - Four advanced Penn selectives: 16 weeks; two other electives: 8 weeks which can include away U.S. approved electives - Scholarly Pursuit with a faculty member for a minimum of 12 weeks that requires students to design and undertake a research project in the lab, clinic, or community and present their work in a formal paper - Students earning either an MD/PhD or a dual degree (MDMS) or doing year out research fulfill the Scholarly Pursuit requirement

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