Residents
Students
Medical Education & Administration
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Summer Externship begins in June 2008 and ends in August 2008. The Summer Externship is available for 1st, soon to be 2nd year medical students only.
Two week sessions at Kettering Memorial Hospital or Sycamore Hospital APPLY in JANUARY 2008
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Applicants must be from LCME approved schools. |
Summer Externship Objectives:
To allow Medical Students to be exposed to Clinical Medicine early in their careers, and to explore diverse and innovative practice/educational opportunities that include various specialties.
Summer Externship Sponsor:
Internal Medicine/Transitional Year Residencies, Graduate Medical Education, Kettering Medical Center
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Rotation Information:
The schedule for the student's two weeks stay is very flexible. Although there are numerous options, the MSI student can choose to spend time in one specialty or several. The scheduling will, however, be in direct relationship to the various physicians schedule availability. If the student wants to spend more time with the team, that is also an option. Some students can spend time at Kettering Hospital, and others at Kettering Sycamore Hospital which is approximately 7 miles from the main campus. Also available for rotation is the Sycamore Primary Care facility. MSI students are strongly encouraged to attend morning and noon conferences or watch the televised sessions at Kettering Sycamore.
If the student needs housing, an individual apartment will be offered at no cost. All meals will be furnished and a car is available for use during the externship as well. Free parking is available and there is 24x7 access to the Medical Libary. Each student will recieve a $200 educational stipend as well as travel allowances determined by mileage from the hospital.
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Sub-Specialties (Other rotations may be considered upon request)
Cardiology/Cath Lab
EKG/ECHO
Gastroenterology/Endoscopy
Ophthalmology
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HIV Clinic/Infectious Diseases
Neurology
Pulmonary/ICU (HB)
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Additional Learning Opportunities (Other rotations may be considered upon request)
Emergency Medicine
Good Neighbor House
(indigent clinic)
Nuclear Medicine
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Pathology/Laboratory
Sports Medicine
Surgery Observations
Sycamore Primary Care
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Other Information:
- Room
and board will be provided plus an additional stipend of $200 for the
completed rotation and assistance toward your travel expenses
- Night Call can be scheduled approximately one time per week
- Students
must have a valid driver's license and proof of car insurance to be
accepted as they are responsible for transporting themselves (in a car
provided by the program) to and from their teaching sites
- Please bring a white coat and stethoscope
- The most convenient airport is Dayton International
- Because of limited housing, we are unable to provide accommodations for family members or friends
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Comments from Last Year's Summer Externship Students:
- "...Kettering really treated their residents well plus people/staff seemed very happy and friendly."
- "Very valuable in putting into perspective things I only read about in books."
- "Beneficial in learning more about what I enjoy in medicine and helpful in specialty decision making."
- "Everyone was very kind, helpful, and went out of their way to make the experience a valuable one."
- "Good instruction and information from attendings."
- "Enjoyed working with a team of attendings and residents."
- "Saw how physicians practice medicine in the real world."
- "Great networking opportunity."
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