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Carver College of Medicine Advanced Clerkships/Courses 2020-21 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA - CARVER COLLEGE OF MEDICINE ADVANCED CLERKSHIPS/COURSES 2020-21 Course descriptions are available at: https://medicine.uiowa.edu/md/curriculum/about-curriculum/fourth-year-advanced-curriculum = Sub-Internship = ER/ICU *See Course Description INTERDISCIPLINARY Weeks Blocks Seats MED:8401 Medicine, Literature, and Writing 4 * 12 MED:8403 Teaching Skills for Medical Students 4 * 15 MED:8405 Leadership for Future Physicians 2 * 25 MED:8410 Patient Safety 2 * 10 MED:8411 Foundational Science & Drug Therapy 2 * 12 MED:8412 Improvisation: A Life Skill 4 * 16 MED:8413 Oaths & Ethics 4 * 8 MED:8414 Health Policy Advocacy, Des Moines 4 * Arr MED:8415 Financial Management for Rising Interns 2 * 20 MED:8480 Global Health Clerkship 4/6/8 All Arr OEH:8610 Occupational Medicine 2/4 All Arr ANATOMY & CELL BIOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats ACB:8401 Advanced Human Anatomy 4 * 10 ACB:8402 Teaching Elective in Regional Anatomy 2 * 4 ACB:8405 Advanced Neuroanatomy & Diagnostic Neuroimaging 2 * 10 ACB:8498 Special Study On-Campus 4 All Arr ANESTHESIA Weeks Blocks Seats ANES:8401 Clinical Anesthesia Senior Rotation 4 All 4 ANES:8402 Intensive Care (SNICU) 4 * 6 ANES:8403 Chronic Pain Management 2 * 2 ANES:8495 Intensive Care Off-Campus 4 All Arr ANES:8497 Research in Anesthesia 4 All Arr ANES:8498 Anesthesia On-Campus 4 All Arr ANES:8499 Anesthesia Off-Campus 4 All Arr CARDIOTHORACIC SURGERY Weeks Blocks Seats CTS:8401 Sub-Internship Cardiothoracic Surgery 4 All 1 CTS:8497 Research in Cardiothoracic Surgery 4 All Arr CTS:8498 CTS On-Campus 4 All Arr CTS:8499 CTS Off-Campus 4 All Arr DERMATOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats DERM:8401 Dermatology Elective 4 All 2 DERM:8497 Research in Dermatology 4 All Arr DERM:8498 Dermatology On-Campus 4 All Arr DERM:8499 Dermatology Off-Campus 4 All Arr *See Course Description EMERGENCY MEDICINE Weeks Blocks Seats EM:8401 Advanced Life Support 4 * 18 EM:8402 Emergency Medicine UIHC 4 * 9 EM:8403 Wilderness Medicine 4 * 12 EM:8404 Emergency Medicine St. Luke's, Cedar Rapids 4 * 2 EM:8405 Rural Emergency Medicine, Burlington 4 * 1 EM:8406 Emergency Medicine, Broadlawns 4 * 1 EM:8407 Emergency Medicine, Waterloo 4 * 1 EM:8409 Introduction to Advanced Life Support 2 * 30 EM:8410 Medical Toxicology, Sioux City 4 * 2 EM:8411 Medical Toxicology, UIHC 2/4 * 2 EM:8412 Emergency Medicine, Unity Point Des Moines 4 * 2 EM:8413 Emergency Medicine, Genesis Davenport 4 * 1 EM:8497 Research in Emergency Medicine 4 All Arr EM:8498 Emergency Medicine On-Campus 4 All Arr EM:8499 Emergency Medicine Off-Campus 4 All Arr FAMILY MEDICINE Weeks Blocks Seats FAM:8401 Sub-Internship Family Medicine 4 All 1 FAM:8402 University of Iowa Family Medicine 2/4 All 1 FAM:8403 Preceptorship Family Medicine 2/4 All Arr FAM:8405 Family Medicine Geriatrics 2/4 All 1 FAM:8406 Sub-Internship Family Medicine, Cedar Rapids 4 All 1 FAM:8407 Family Medicine Clerkship, Cedar Rapids 4 All 1 FAM:8408 Family Medicine Clerkship, Broadlawns 4 All 1 FAM:8409 Sub-Internship Family Medicine, Iowa Lutheran 4 All 1 FAM:8410 Family Medicine Clerkship, Iowa Lutheran 4 All 1 FAM:8411 Family Medicine Clerkship, Davenport 4 All 1 FAM:8412 Sub-Internship Family Medicine, Davenport 4 All 1 FAM:8415 Sub-Internship Family Medicine, Sioux City 4 All 1 FAM:8416 Family Medicine Clerkship, Sioux City 2/4 All 1 FAM:8417 Sub-Internship Family Medicine, Waterloo 4 All 1 FAM:8418 Family Medicine Clerkship, Waterloo 4 All 1 FAM:8419 River Crossing Family Medicine Clerkship 2/4 All 1 FAM:8420 Family Medicine Clerkship, Mason City 2/4 * 1 FAM:8421 Primary Care Sports Medicine 4 All 1 FAM:8422 Family Medicine/Psychiatry 2/4 All 1 FAM:8423 Iowa State – Student Health Center 4 All 1 FAM:8424 Family Caregiving Transitions 4 All Arr FAM:8425 Sub-Internship Rural Family Medicine, Algona 4 * 1 FAM:8450 Continuity of Care Outpatient Family Medicine * * Arr FAM:8497 Research in Family Medicine 4 All Arr FAM:8498 Family Medicine On-Campus 4 All Arr FAM:8499 Family Medicine Off-Campus 4 All Arr *See Course Description INTERNAL MEDICINE Weeks Blocks Seats IM:8401 Sub-Internship Internal Medicine 4 * 6-7 IM:8410 Clinical Allergy-Immunology 2/4 All 1 IM:8412 Clinical Cardiology 4 All 3 IM:8413 EKG & Vascular Ultrasound 2 * 7 IM:8414 Clinical Endocrinology 2/4 All 2 IM:8416 Clinical Gastroenterology-Hepatology 2/4 All 1 IM:8418 Hematology Oncology 2/4 All 1 IM:8422 Clinical Infectious Disease 2/4 All 2 IM:8424 Pulmonary Disease - Medical Intensive Care Unit 4 All 2 IM:8426 Pulmonary Disease - Consultation Service 2/4 All 2 IM:8428 Adult Nephrology 2/4 All 1 IM:8434 Clinical Rheumatology 2/4 All 1 IM:8435 Palliative Care 4 All 1 IM:8437 Multidisciplinary Cancer Care 2 * 1 IM:8449 Editorial Writing for Medical Students 4 * 12 IM:8450 Continuity of Care Outpatient Internal Medicine * * Arr IM:8451 Sub-Internship Internal Medicine, Iowa Methodist 4 All 1 IM:8453 Medical ICU, Iowa Methodist 4 * 1 IM:8454 Internal Medicine Consult Service, Iowa Methodist 4 All 1 IM:8455 Public Health Medicine, Des Moines 4 * 1 IM:8456 Clinical Cardiology, Iowa Methodist 4 All 1 IM:8457 Clinical Nephrology, Iowa Methodist 4 All 1 IM:8495 Internal Medicine Critical Care Off-Campus 4 All Arr IM:8497 Research in Internal Medicine 4 All Arr IM:8498 Internal Medicine On-Campus 4 All Arr IM:8499 Internal Medicine Off-Campus 4 All Arr NEUROLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats NEUR:8401 Advanced Inpatient Neurology 2/4 All 1 NEUR:8402 Advanced Outpatient Neurology 2/4 All 1 NEUR:8404 Sub-Internship in Neurology 4 All 1 NEUR:8497 Research in Neurology 4 All Arr NEUR:8498 Neurology On-Campus 4 All Arr NEUR:8499 Neurology Off-Campus 4 All Arr NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY Weeks Blocks Seats NSG:8401 Sub-Internship Neurosurgery 4 All 5 NSG:8497 Research in Neurological Surgery 4 All Arr NSG:8498 Neurosurgery On-Campus 4 All Arr NSG:8499 Neurosurgery Off-Campus 4 All Arr *See Course Description OBSTETRICS & GYNECOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats OBG:8401 High Risk Antepartum Obstetrics Sub-Internship 4 All 1 OBG:8402 Gynecologic Oncology Sub-Internship 4 All 1 OBG:8403 Reproductive Endocrinology 4 All 1 OBG:8405 Urogynecology 4 All 1 OBG:8407 Family Planning 4 All 1 OBG:8409 Ob/Gyn Night Float 4 All 1 OBG:8450 Continuity of Care Obstetrics & Gynecology * * 2 OBG:8497 Research in Ob/Gyn 4 All Arr OBG:8498 Ob/Gyn On-Campus 4 All Arr OBG:8499 Ob/Gyn Off-Campus 4 All Arr OPHTHALMOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats OPHT:8401 External Eye Disease 4 All 1 OPHT:8402 Neuro-Ophthalmology 4 All 1 OPHT:8403 Molecular Ophthalmology 4 All 1 OPHT:8404 Ocular Pathology 4 * 1 OPHT:8405 Advanced Ophthalmology - VA 4 All 1 OPHT:8406 Ophthalmic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery 4 * 1 OPHT:8497 Research in Ophthalmology 4 All Arr OPHT:8498 Ophthalmology On-Campus 4 All Arr OPHT:8499 Ophthalmology Off-Campus 4 All Arr ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY Weeks Blocks Seats ORTH:8402 Sub-Internship Orthopedics - Trauma 4 All 1 ORTH:8403 Sub-Internship Orthopedics - Adult Hip/Knee 4 All 1 ORTH:8404 Intro to Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 2 All 1 ORTH:8405 Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation 4 All 1 ORTH:8406 PM&R-Acute Inpatient Rehab, Cedar Rapids 2 All 2 ORTH:8407 Orthopedics – Adult Hip/Knee Reconstruction 4 All 1 ORTH:8408 Orthopedics - Trauma 4 All 1 ORTH:8409 Orthopedics - Pediatrics 4 All 1 ORTH:8410 Orthopedics – Sports Medicine 4 All 1 ORTH:8411 Orthopedics – Hand/Wrist/Elbow 4 All 1 ORTH:8412 Orthopedics - Spine 4 All 1 ORTH:8413 Orthopedics – Pathology/Tumor and Foot/Ankle 4 All 1 ORTH:8414 Orthopedics - VA 4 All 1 ORTH:8497 Research in Orthopedics 4 All Arr ORTH:8498 Orthopedics On-Campus 4 All Arr ORTH:8499 Orthopedics Off-Campus 4 All Arr OTOLARYNGOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats OTO:8402 Advanced Otolaryngology 4 All 3 OTO:8497 Research in Otolaryngology 4 All Arr OTO:8498 Otolaryngology On-Campus 4 All Arr OTO:8499 Otolaryngology Off-Campus 4 All Arr *See Course Description PATHOLOGY Weeks Blocks Seats PATH:8401 Autopsy Pathology Clerkship 2 All 1 PATH:8402 Hematopathology Clerkship 4 All 1 PATH:8403 Surgical Pathology 4 * 2 PATH:8404 Transfusion Medicine 2/4 * 1 PATH:8405 Clinical Microbiology 2/4 All 1 PATH:8497 Research in Pathology 4 All Arr PATH:8498 Pathology On-Campus 4 All Arr PATH:8499 Pathology Off-Campus 4 All Arr PEDIATRICS Weeks Blocks Seats PEDS: 8401 Pediatric Inpatient Sub-Internship 4 All 3 PEDS: 8402 Gen Peds Sub-Internship, Blank Children’s Hosp 4 All 1 PEDS: 8403 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit 4 All 1 PEDS: 8404 Pediatric Intensive Care Unit 4 All 2 PEDS: 8405 Peds Emergency Room, Blank Children’s Hosp 4 All 1 PEDS: 8406 Pediatric Allergy & Pulmonology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8407 Pediatric Cardiology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8408 Pediatric Gastroenterology 4 All 2 PEDS: 8409 Pediatric Hematology/Oncology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8410 Pediatric Neurology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8412 Developmental & Behavioral Pediatrics 2/4 All 1 PEDS: 8415 Medical Genetics for the Senior Student 4 All 1 PEDS: 8416 Neonatal ICU, Blank Children’s Hosp 4 All 1 PEDS: 8417 Community Pediatric Outpatient 2 All Arr PEDS: 8418 PICU, Blank Children’s Hosp 4 * 1 PEDS: 8420 Pediatric Palliative Care 4 * 1 PEDS: 8421 Pediatric Endocrinology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8431 Pediatric Nephrology 4 All 1 PEDS: 8450 Continuity of Care Outpatient Gen Pediatrics * * Arr PEDS: 8495 Pediatric Critical Care Off-Campus 4 All Arr PEDS: 8497 Research in Pediatrics 4 All Arr PEDS: 8498 Pediatrics On-Campus 4 All Arr PEDS: 8499 Pediatrics Off-Campus 4 All Arr PSYCHIATRY Weeks Blocks Seats PSYC:8401 Adult Inpatient Psychiatry 4 All 2 PSYC:8402 Child Psychiatry 4 All 1 PSYC:8403 Adult Outpatient Psychiatry 2/4 All 1 PSYC:8404 Women’s Wellness & Counseling Service 4 * 1 PSYC:8405
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