• ER experience is provided in real-time shift work, similar to actual emergency medicine practice
• Shifts range from 8 to 12 hours, depending on the attending’s schedule
• Students will complete two Saturday/Sunday shifts during the month
• All timings are subject to change based on attending physician availability

Academic Requirements

• Students may be required to attend:
• Didactic sessions
• Lectures
• Grand rounds
• The attending physicians will share the full rotation schedule at the start of the program
• LOR or SLOE can be issued upon performance

Clinical Learning Experience

This rotation offers a unique opportunity for medical graduates committed to becoming strong, successful residents.
Students will encounter a broad range of emergency and acute care cases and learn:

• Patient assessment and clinical decision-making
• Appropriate medical management (Rx/Mx)
• Understanding of the U.S. healthcare system
• Hands-on ER experience under the supervision of teaching attendings

Core Responsibilities

While working as part of the emergency care team, students will:

• Interact with diverse patient populations
• Perform detailed histories and physical examinations
• Review labs, imaging, and clinical notes
• Develop differential diagnoses
• Create and implement management plans under supervision
• Participate in discharge planning and follow-up coordination

Completion and Certification

At the end of your 4-week rotation, students may request a performance-based Letter of Recommendation (LOR) or SLOE on hospital letterhead.