Clinic Rotation
The two-week clinic rotation provides medical students with hands-on exposure to pediatric care and a wide array of pediatric conditions. Through active learning, students gain practical skills and insight into managing illnesses in the pediatric age group.
Rotation Highlights
- Mentorship: Work closely with senior residents and supervising faculty to gain practical experience in pediatric medicine.
- Active Learning: Participate in patient care, ask questions, and engage with clinic staff in tasks like taking vital signs, performing measurements, and assisting with testing.
Learning Objectives
- Pediatric Practice: Familiarize students with the evaluation and treatment of pediatric illnesses.
- Clinical Problem-Solving: Develop skills in diagnosing and managing pediatric conditions.
- Family-Centered Care: Understand family dynamics as a key element in pediatric care.
Goals of the Rotation
- Introduce the practice of pediatric medicine.
- Cultivate an understanding of evaluating pediatric illnesses.
- Highlight the role of family dynamics in pediatric care.