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Clinical Rotations
Clinical Rotations for Medical Students
Overview
The third and fourth years of medical school mark the transition from academic study to real-world clinical experience. Clinical rotations provide students with the opportunity to work directly in healthcare settings while developing the practical skills required for patient care.
Through structured placements across a range of medical specialties, students gain supervised experience within hospitals and clinical environments. Participants work as part of a medical team that includes attending physicians, residents, and interns—allowing them to apply foundational knowledge while exploring potential career paths.
ACGME ACCREDITED PROGRAMS:
-Family Medicine
-Psychiatry
-Internal Medicine/Peds
-Elective Specialties
What You’ll Gain
• Hands-on experience in real clinical environments
• Exposure to multiple medical specialties
• Development of diagnostic and patient-care skills
• Confidence working within a healthcare team
• Clarity in choosing a future medical specialty
Eligibility Requirements
To participate in clinical rotations, students must meet the following requirements:
• Successful completion of the Medical Sciences portion of the program
• Passing score on the United States Medical Licensing Examination — (USMLE Step 1)
• Approved health clearance
• Completed background check
• Applicants must have the following:
-Health Documents, CV, Photo ID, Valid Certificates, Level II Background, Valid Health Insurance, Standard Liability Insurance
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Begin your transition from classroom to clinical practice.
Register to secure your clinical rotation placement.