NSU 7500

Acting Internship Neurosurgery

Contact

Claire Olesen
Course Coordinator
neurosurged@umn.edu

Campus
Curriculum Focus
Clinical Level
Requirement
MS Year
Hands-On
Terms Offered
Credits
Prerequisites

NSU 7200,  MED 7500 AND NEUR 7510 or equivalents

Details

Catalog Description:  Student will be an integral part of the neurosurgical team, participating closely with the other house staff in patient care and decision-making processes. An important aspect of the acting internship will be the opportunity to see neurosurgical procedures in correlation with the patients for whom the student is caring. In addition, regular teaching sessions and conferences will be held with the neurology and neurosurgical staff. During the final week of the rotation the student will be expected to do independent study on a topic and present this to the neurosurgical team.

Syllabus

Sites:

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Site Code

Site Name

Notes

MF-1068

UMMC - East Bank

 

HH-1001

Hennepin County Medical Center

 

Required session attendance: Does not apply

Typical weekly schedule/Delivery Mode:  Rounds everyday at 5:00am, duties assigned by chief resident daily so end time varies on assigned duty.  No weekends required but used for make-up days if needed.

Direct patient care:  Yes

Consent Requirement: Open to student scheduling

Course Objectives:  This course will provide a broad exposure for students interested in neurological surgery, neurology, primary care, and other surgical specialties. The student will gain:

  • a greater understanding of the management of neurosurgical diseases as a neurosurgeon;
  • a greater ability for the diagnosis of specialized neurosurgical problems;
  • an appreciation of the disease entities treated with neurosurgery both in clinic and the operating room; and
  • in this rotation, forming the first formalized step for undertaking neurosurgery as a career choice.

Graded Components:

  • Clinical evaluation by attending
  • Oral presentation
  • Case studies completed

Grading Scale: H/E/S/N

Allow repetition of course: Repeatable once for up to 8 credits.

Course equivalency:  Does not apply

 

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