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Spring 2027

4,369 courses

Independent study projects arranged with faculty or instructional staff to develop critical, analytical, and independent thinking skills.

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historical GPA · grades

Fall 2022–Spring 2026

PEDIAT 909 is a pre-internship preparation course that uses didactics and simulations to teach high-yield pediatric topics, emergency response, communication, and hands-on procedural skills for beginning a pediatrics residency.

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No recorded grade history

An adolescent medicine elective involving supervised patient interaction, histories, physical exams, and management in outpatient clinics, concluding with a presentation and blog post.

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No recorded grade history

A hands-on pediatric allergy and immunology elective covering food allergy, asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis, and primary immune deficiency through outpatient clinic work and conference attendance.

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No recorded grade history

A clinical elective focused on medical co-management and care coordination for children with medical complexity, emphasizing history, exam skills, ethics, and electronic documentation.

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No recorded grade history

Clinical Genetics Elective involves supervised outpatient patient interaction, clinic participation, and active engagement in patient evaluations and management.

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No recorded grade history

Pediatric Nephrology introduces kidney diseases and builds diagnostic and treatment skills for complex pediatric and adolescent patients via inpatient, outpatient, and dialysis rotations.

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No recorded grade history

Pediatric Rheumatology Elective involving supervised patient care in outpatient clinics, inpatient rounding, conference attendance, procedure observation, and tutorials.

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No recorded grade history

Clinical rotations on the inpatient Pediatric Infectious Disease consult team involving ID-focused exams and management recommendations, plus outpatient clinics and conferences.

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No recorded grade history

Pediatric Gastroenterology provides clinical experience in outpatient clinics, inpatient rounds, and specialty conferences, including observation of operating room procedures.

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No recorded grade history

PEDIAT 990

Research

1–12 credits

Supervised pediatric research or scholarly work such as quality improvement or clinical case reports, requiring a pre-identified supervisor and project.

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No recorded grade history

Expands on PHARMACY 125 to develop pre-professional plans, explore pharmacy careers, and prepare students for the pharmacy admissions process.

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historical GPA · grades

Spring 2023–Spring 2026

A seminar exploring pharmacy career paths, pre-professional planning, co-curricular experiences, and preparation for Doctor of Pharmacy admissions.

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historical GPA · grades

Spring 2023–Spring 2026

Introductory course exploring pharmacist roles, patient care opportunities, and public health functions through observation in community pharmacy settings.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources

historical GPA · grades

Spring 2026–Spring 2026

Integrates pharmacologic knowledge and clinical decision-making to manage pulmonary disease states and support tobacco cessation through evidence-based practices.

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historical GPA · grades

Spring 2026–Spring 2026

Explores professional identity, personal values, and strengths in pharmacy practice, focusing on interprofessional development and patient advocacy.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources

historical GPA · grades

Spring 2026–Spring 2026

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