During the 4-week clerkship, you will be able to identify and describe the most common surgical problems presenting in the particular community to which you are assigned.
Demonstrate the ability to perform a focused history and physical examination on the surgical or potentially surgical patient, including the development of an appropriate differential diagnosis and the formulation of a plan for further workup, preoperative preparation, and operative management as indicated.
In the operating room and/or clinic, demonstrate and sharpen skills in basic surgical techniques such as knot-tying, suturing, and limited dissection.
At the completion of the clerkship experience, be able to describe the particular challenges of surgery in a relatively rural setting with respect to workup, management, and specialized patient referral.
642 Pullman WA
644 Lewistown ID
646 Rodney C. Biggs, MD, PC, Gillette, WY
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please contact AJ Mansheim (biggsmd@live.comm | 307.682.0026) for important instructions and information. Include the following:
Phone/pager number
Email address
Report to:
AJ Mansheim, or as instructed by site
Location:
Rodney C. Biggs, MD, PC
1414 W. 4th Street
Time:
As instructed by site
647 Powell Valley Clinic, Powell, WY
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please contact Mike Gilmore (mgilmore@pvhc.org | 307.754.7257) for important instructions and information. Include the following:
Phone/pager number
Email address
Mini-CV
Report to:
Mike Gilmore, or as instructed by site
Location:
Powell Valley Clinic
450 Mountain View Avenue
Time:
As instructed by site
648 Dr. Lance L. Ercanbrack, MD, Libby, MT
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please contact Tina Carlock (tina@sjlh.com | 406.293.2136) for important instructions and information. Include the following:
Phone/pager number
Email address
Immunization records: Obtain student immunization records through UW Hall Health (myshots@u.washington.edu, 206.616.9074)
Report to:
Tina Carlock, or as instructed by site
Location:
Lance Ercanbrack, MD, PC
308 Louisiana Avenue, Ste. #1
Time:
As instructed by site
650 St. Luke's Magic Valley Medical Center, Twin Falls, ID
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please send the following forms to the site coordinator, Nicole Walters (nicolew@mvrmc.org | 208.732.3450 | fax: 208.732.3112) at the address below.
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please contact Laurie Hansen (laurieh@jchealthcare.com) AND Lorri Lutterman (lorril@jchealthcare.com | (307) 684-6220) for important instructions and information. Include the following:
4wksFour weeks prior to your rotation start date, please send the following forms and information to the site coordinator, Rebecca Smith (rebecca.smith@lpnt.net | 307.857.5241) at the address below.
Phone/pager number
Email address
Mini-CV
Immunization records: Obtain student immunization records through UW Hall Health (myshots@u.washington.edu, 206.616.9074)
The goals of the medical students and the faculty of the School of Medicine are one and the same: to get the best medical education possible while not ignoring overall health and happiness. Attention needs to be paid to both duty/work hours and personal time.
Work hours rules have been developed for residents, but similar rules have not been developed for medical students. There are obvious differences in terms of goals, reimbursement, and responsibilities between residents and students. Nonetheless, some guidelines for students apply.