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.
Individualized independent research in pediatrics supervised by faculty, focusing on hypothesis formulation, literature review, statistical analysis, and result interpretation.
Examines disability rights, identity, and access factors causing care disparities. Students build frameworks to identify and implement solutions for inclusive healthcare.
An interdisciplinary LEND training program covering foundational knowledge, skills, and attitudes for caring for individuals with developmental disabilities, including Lifecourse Story Team sessions.
A pediatric neonatology elective where students attend high-risk infant deliveries and manage a select group of patients under neonatologist supervision.
An elective course focused on supervised inpatient management of neonates in an intensive care setting, including participation in divisional educational sessions.
Inpatient acting internship where students act as primary providers for pediatric patients, handling diagnosis, management, communication, and evidence-based medicine under supervision.
An adolescent medicine elective involving supervised patient interaction, histories, physical exams, and management in outpatient clinics, concluding with a presentation and blog post.
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.
A clinical elective focused on medical co-management and care coordination for children with medical complexity, emphasizing history, exam skills, ethics, and electronic documentation.
A supervised elective in pediatric endocrinology and diabetes involving outpatient and inpatient patient interaction, history taking, physical exams, and patient management under staff supervision.
Clinical Genetics Elective involves supervised outpatient patient interaction, clinic participation, and active engagement in patient evaluations and management.
This Pediatric Hematology-Oncology elective involves supervised clinical activities, including attending pediatric hematology/oncology clinics, evaluating patients, and participating in weekly conferences.
Pediatric Nephrology introduces kidney diseases and builds diagnostic and treatment skills for complex pediatric and adolescent patients via inpatient, outpatient, and dialysis rotations.
Primary Care Sports Medicine Elective involves supervised interactions with patients and athletic trainers in outpatient settings and sports medicine clinics.
Clinical rotations on the inpatient Pediatric Infectious Disease consult team involving ID-focused exams and management recommendations, plus outpatient clinics and conferences.
Pediatric Gastroenterology provides clinical experience in outpatient clinics, inpatient rounds, and specialty conferences, including observation of operating room procedures.
Supervised pediatric research or scholarly work such as quality improvement or clinical case reports, requiring a pre-identified supervisor and project.
Introductory course exploring pharmacist roles, patient care opportunities, and public health functions through observation in community pharmacy settings.
Integrates pharmacologic knowledge and clinical decision-making to manage pulmonary disease states and support tobacco cessation through evidence-based practices.