Integrated Preparation for Internship

ANAT 7800

Contact

James Harmon, MD, PhD
Course Director
[email protected]

Mike Walker, PhD
[email protected]

Campus
Ambulatory
Specialty Specific
Requirement
Hands-On
Terms Offered
Credits
Prerequisites

N/A

Details

Catalog Description: ANAT 7800 (Integrated Preparation for Internship) is a four week clerkship to enhance preparation for internship. The course includes instruction in the SimPortal and in the anatomy lab in a simulated operating room environment. The course integrates practical internship skills and knowledge with clinical and basic sciences reviews. Other topics include inter-disciplinary competence, managing stress, finances, ethics, legal pitfalls, and professionalism.

In summary, Anatomy 7800 has six functions: (1) to prepare students for their surgical internship; (2) to provide an understanding of the scientific basis of the care of the surgical patient; (3) to have students reintegrate Foundations phase basic sciences with Clinical Immersion and Specialty Specific Transitions phase clinical knowledge; (4) to provide experience with selected surgical procedures and techniques; (5) to familiarize students with operating room roles, responsibilities, and procedures; and (6) to review surgically relevant anatomy.

Sites: 

Site Code

Site Name

Notes

UM-1000

Unspecified Site for Academic/Research Purposes

Jackson Hall (5th Floor)

Typical weekly schedule/Delivery Mode: Weekly Schedule: 4 hours SimPortal, 9 hours anatomy lab, 4 hours ACLS or ultrasound, 4 hours ILT, 16 hours didactic/presentations etc.

Direct patient care: No

Consent Requirement:  Open to student scheduling

Grading Scale: H/E/S/N

Allow repetition of course: Repetition not allowed

Course equivalency: Does not apply