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Hey everyone. I was wondering what the rotation schedule was for OUCOM in third and fourth year. I look online but couldn't find it.
Don't forget that the school is now called OUHCOM and not OUCOM.
New name, same awesome medical education.
Don't forget that the school is now called OUHCOM and not OUCOM.
New name, same awesome medical education.
Can't forget that 105 (or was it 108) million dollars haha.
So I am assuming you liked it there? I just got accepted a couple weeks ago and am still waiting on one of my MD interviews (University of Louisville) to give me the final decision. It will be a tough choice even if I get accepted there for sure though.
with a family, how practical is it to expect to get the desired rotation spot of your choice? We are wanting to start a family in the next few years, and thus it would be ideal of us to live in Columbus for M3-M4 due to family help.
On the topic of the Columbus Campus, I heard they were in town scouting spots.. Has anyone heard if a decision on exact location has been made yet?
Here you go buddy:
Year 3 and 4 rotations: (surgery rotations can be done internationally in Honduras, other rotations available in Ecuador through the joint program with OU.) Only special electives can be done out of the country and the credit hours are very limited, the summer between years 1 and 2 are when most students go to ecuador, etc, and I dont believe they count for credit (you pay out of pocketfor the experience)
819 OSTEOPATHIC FAMILY MEDICINE CLERKSHIP (6 weeks)
860 INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITAL CARE/ORIENTATION (1 week
861 INTERNAL MEDICINE (12 weeks True internal medicine is 4 weeks, then you have a mandatory 8 weeks in internal med or specialties (rheum, endo, GI, outpatient IM, etc, etc)
862 GENERAL SURGERY AND SELECTIVE SURGERY (8 weeks 4 weeks general surgery required, then what you want (ortho, ENT, etc)
863 PEDIATRICS (4 weeks)
864 WOMENS HEALTH/OBGYN (4 weeks
865 EMERGENCY MEDICINE (4 weeks
867 CORE ASSISTANT DEANS CLINICAL SELECTIVE (these electives must be within the CORE) (8 weeks)
868 PSYCHIATRIC MEDICINE (4 weeks
891 CLINICAL ELECTIVE (these electives can be anywhere) (20 weeks) There is actually a limit to how many credits are outside of the state (but its not really restricting) the rotations cannot be anywhere. OU has a list of approved docs for you to rotate with, If you want to set up a rotation at say.... NYU, then you must find a faculty there that can fill out papers to get OUCOM faculty status. IF they have a contract with NYU saying they cannot be faculty elsewhere than you are SOL. It is a way to try to keep you in the CORE (which is a great system, but still makes me angry.) This is sometimes a problem at University Hospitals at Case Western. Sometimes their faculty isn't allowed to get OU's desired status and despite UH offering you a spot, you cannot go for credit (we were told you can rotate there for NO credit! Also this paperwork is technically subject to approval, so you can do everything correct and have it denied, I don't think it happens, but they reserve the right to deny it.
892 FAMILY MEDICINE 2 (4 weeks
893 GERIATRIC MEDICINE (2 weeks This is a 4 week rotation
895 HEALTH CARE MANAGEMENT (only open to 4th years) (2 weeks
OCOM 896 Palliative Care (only open to 4th years) (1 week) This is not only for 4th years anymore. It is also combined with 1 week palliative and 1 week Hospice... for some reason they are show up as different courses, yet are completed one after the other.
more info can be found in here: http://www.oucom.ohiou.edu/Admissions/catalogs/catalog2009-11.pdf