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Discussion in 'Clinical Rotations' started by premedmijo, Apr 12, 2004.

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  1. premedmijo

    premedmijo Senior Member
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    About how many students are allowed to rotate at St. Frances in Jersey City. Can core rotations be done there, or only 4th year electives? Thanks.
     
    #1 premedmijo, Apr 12, 2004
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    Do you mean RWJ or NJMS? I only know about RWJ, and i'm pretty sure that they don't do any of their rotations at St. Frances...
     
    #2 quideam, Apr 12, 2004
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    Actually, I mean School of Osteopathic Medicine. Sorry for the confusion.
     
    #3 premedmijo, Apr 13, 2004
  4. calidoc2004

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    ill be starting umdnjsom soon.
    do you know links that have a description of how the rotations work?
    how many away rotations are you allowed?
     
    #4 calidoc2004, Jun 20, 2004
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    You can do approx 50% of your core rotations (aka 3rd year rotations) in Jersey City if you want to at UMDNJSOM. Three months family, 2 weeks radio, and six weeks pscyh. Also, the good thing about 4th year if that for aprox 5 months you can be anywhere in the country you want, plus they give you four weeks to study for the boards. Hope this info helps.
     
    #5 community, Jul 18, 2004
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