INTERNAL MEDICINE (4) – IM / ICU / INFECTIOUS DISEASE. JACKSON PARK HOSPITAL AFFILIATED WITH ROSELAND FRANKLIN UNIVERSITY & MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
HOSPITAL-BASED; INPATIENT AT HOSPITAL WITH RESIDENCY PROGRAM.
City
Chicago
State
Illinois
Duration
4 weeks
LOR Type
Hospital letterhead, Chairman of infectious
LOR will be based on performance/sincerity and attendance.
Rotation Type
In-Patient and Hands-on
Rotation Setting
Inpatient 100%
Specialty
INTERNAL MEDICINE AFFILIATED WITH ROSALIND FRANKLIN & MOUNT SINAI UNIVERSITIES
Physician Affiliations
IM/ Nephrology Faculty, Chief of the Service. Excellent teacher.
Rotation Fee
$1700
Application Fee
Included in above.
Malpractice Fees
Included in above.
HIPAA/Credentialing Fees
Included in above.
ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation options are available both on double occupancy and single occupancy within 3 to 5 minute walking distance from the hospital. Single occupancy rate is $1250 and double occupancy at $850. Once you have paid the Rotation fee, and the accommodation fees we will connect you to the landlord.
Does the Hospital have a Residency
Yes at the affiliated University.
Is the Hospital FMG-friendly
Yes, there are residents and Fellows.
Description of the Rotation
HOSPITAL IN-PATIENT ROUNDS daily in the morning. Timings roughly:
In-Patient Hospital Rounds
- Daily morning rounds.
- Timings (Mon–Fri): 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (may vary depending on the attending physician).
- Rounds mainly take place in:
- ICU
- Critical Care
- Intermediate Care
- Internal Medicine Floors
- Students may also opt for Saturday/Sunday hours.
- Timings may change based on attending schedules.
Outpatient Clinic Experience
- Outpatient clinics are held 1–2 times per week, each lasting around 4 hours.
Procedures Students Will Observe
Students will have exposure to various bedside procedures, including:
- Endotracheal Intubations
- Intercostal Drains
- Paracentesis
- Bedside Hemodiafiltration
- Fiber-optic Bronchoscopies
- Intubations
- CPR and Code Management
- Arterial Blood Gases (ABGs)
Interaction With Healthcare Teams
Rotating students will interact with:
- Internal Medicine residents
- Nursing staff
- Attending physicians
- Faculty and subspecialty teams
They will actively participate in patient management and care coordination.
Academic & Clinical Responsibilities
Students may need to attend:
- Didactics
- Lectures
- Grand Rounds
While working as part of the clinical team, students will:
- Take detailed patient histories
- Perform physical examinations
- Review labs and clinical notes
- Formulate differential diagnoses
- Develop assessment and treatment plans (under supervision)
- Follow up on assigned patients daily
- Assist in discharge planning and documentation
Learning Experience Overview
This rotation provides a unique, hands-on clinical learning opportunity for medical graduates dedicated to becoming strong, effective residents. It is specifically designed to prepare international medical graduates (IMGs) for the US clinical environment. Students function as clinical learners under the supervision of a teaching attending physician.
Letter of Recommendation
At the end of the rotation, students may request a performance-based Letter of Recommendation (LOR) on official Hospital letterhead.
Requirements & Documents
PPD (within 12 months) • Proof of Covid vaccine • Malpractice insurance included • Immunization records Resume • Casual business attire or scrubs/Lab coat in hospital and clinics.
Refund Policy
Full payment is due 6 weeks before the rotation start date. You can also pay the entire rotation fee at the start without putting a deposit down. 50% of the amount will be refunded if rotation is canceled before 4 weeks of the start date. No refunds after that.