ATSU-SOMA clinical rotation sites???

[gomer321]

So I was wondering if anybody could clear this up for me - I see that as part of the years 2-4 clinical sites theres a location in Brooklyn that I'd be very interested in, but there are discrepancies on the website that make me wonder if the school still has an affiliation with the Brooklyn site? (It's listed as an option in certain places and not in others, for example)

Thanks for any help clearing this up for me!

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[deleted831695]

Better off contacting someone in the school to see if the site is still available.

On a side note, the videos on the rotations website are hilariously pointless: SOMA - Clinical Rotations and Facilities

It also continues to befuddle me how a school in Arizona has to send students for rotations in the Midwest and East Coast.

 

[Coltuna]

Better off contacting someone in the school to see if the site is still available.

On a side note, the videos on the rotations website are hilariously pointless: SOMA - Clinical Rotations and Facilities

It also continues to befuddle me how a school in Arizona has to send students for rotations in the Midwest and East Coast.

They don't HAVE to if I understand the curriculum. The diversity of the locations for years 2-4 is something that makes the school "unique" and something they pride themselves on in glancing at the website.

 

[gomer321]

Mm I think reaching out to the school is the best bet, they'll be able to tell me one way or another.

Yeah it was one of the draws for me to apply there actually b/c I'm from NJ/NYC area so going back home after a year in the desert wouldn't be the worst thing in the world.

Also I've seen those videos and they are quite useless hahaha