Department
Surgery
Sponsor(s)
Description
Course Director:
Carol Morris, MD
Medical students become active members of the Orthopaedic Service treating benign and malignant musculoskeletal diseases. Pathophysiology, diagnostic techniques, and surgical principles will be emphasized in an orthopaedic environment. Students will be an integral part of the orthopaedic unit, participating in all inpatient, outpatient, and surgical activities, as well as six hours of conferences weekly. They are required to learn the elements of musculoskeletal examination, interpret imaging studies, and present their evaluations to supervisory team members. A short formal presentation is required.
Prerequisites Other than Third Year Rotations
Surgery
Offered (Course module dates)
A (July 6 - July 30) [Closed to international students]
B (August 2 - August 27) [Closed to international students]
C (August 30 - September 24)
D (September 27 - October 22)
E (October 25 - November 19)
F (November 22 - December 17)
G (January 3 - January 28)
H (January 31 - February 25)
I (February 28 - March 25)
J (April 4 - April 29)
K (May 2 - May 27)
L (May 30 - June 24)
Notes:
- For any holidays listed, students must consult with the Medical Student Coordinator to determine whether they are released from their responsibilities.
- In the Clinical Medicine and Oncology Sub-Internship, students will be expected to take "short call" once or twice during the week in addition to one Saturday and/or Sunday during the four-week elective. No overnight call is taken.
Duration
One module
Students per Module
Maximum of one
