Tag Archives: rotations

Getting the Most Out of Your Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experiences

Posted on September 4, 2011 by All4MyDaughter

Dr. Barb Kasper and Dr. Sarah Lawrence share tips to help students get the most out of their APPE rotations.

Posted in Pharmacy | Tagged career, feature article, how-to, Pharmacy, pharmacy school, rotations, students | 11 Comments

The Successful Match: Getting into Pediatrics

Posted on May 15, 2011 by WildWing

An interview with Dr. Su-Ting Li, program director of the University of California Davis pediatric residency program and Vice Chair of Education in the Department of Pediatrics.

Posted in Medical, Pediatrics | Tagged feature article, IMG, match, pediatrics, residency, rotations, successful match | 7 Comments

Choosing an International Elective

Posted on February 6, 2011 by admin

Many medical students choose to participate in an international elective as part of their education. Dr. Alison Hayward provides tips for making your international experience as success.

Posted in Medical | Tagged feature article, medical school, rotations | 18 Comments

Clinical Clerkship Clues: Emergency Medicine

Posted on November 21, 2007 by admin

by Alison Hayward, MD SDN Staff Writer Are you suffering from roundsitis? Hypercaffeinemia? Overnight call adjustment disorder? Scutworkophobia? My friend, there is hope. I strongly advise you to look into the specialty of emergency medicine – in which the medicine …

Posted in Emergency Medicine, Medical | Tagged medical school, rotations | 6 Comments

Clinical Clerkship Clues: Family Medicine

Posted on October 3, 2007 by admin

by Elizabeth Losada SDN Staff Writer For many medical students the family medicine clerkship is one of the more enjoyable rotations of third year. Regardless of your intended specialty, the rotation offers the opportunity to work in the outpatient environment. …

Posted in Family Medicine, Medical | Tagged medical school, rotations | 2 Comments

Clinical Rotations: Dealing with Conflict

Posted on September 1, 2007 by admin

by Alison Hayward, MD Nearly every medical student, at some point during training, will have a negative encounter with someone higher up on the ladder. One of the most difficult aspects of medical school is the vulnerability of medical students …

Posted in Medical | Tagged feature article, rotations | 41 Comments

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