MED EM 609 Emergency Medicine Clerkship at SCH
You should have received an email from the UWSOM Department of Emergency Medicine with information about what to expect on the first day of your clerkship.
After this orientation, come to the Children’s Graduate Medical Education office (OC.7.830). There you will complete required paperwork and get an ID badge. You can not start an ED shift at Children’s without a current Children’s ID badge. If you still have a badge from a previous rotation, please bring that badge with you, but do not display it; badges from previous rotations are not valid.
Any questions about grades or schedules should be directed to the Department of Emergency Medicine.
Where to report: After you have completed the sign-in and badging process in the Medical Student Office, you are clear to report to your elective as dictated by your schedule.
Network & EMR Access at SCH, Remote Access Info & WiFi at SCH
Network and EMR Access at SCH: Students on this rotation are required to be up-to-date with any required SCH web-based EMR and safety training modules. You will receive information from the Medical Student Office on how to complete any required modules. Once you have completed the modules and the required sign-in and badging process, you will be given network and EMR access. To log into the Network at SCH, use the username provided by the Medical Student Office and password you set when you completed the web-based training. You wil be prompted to change your password. SCH passwords must be at least 10 characters and include at least three of the following: one uppercase letter, one lowercase letter, one number, one special character. This is the same username and password you will use to login to the EMR.
Remote Network and EMR Access: In addition to access at SCH, medical students on this rotation have remote network and EMR access through the Okta Verify system. Follow the steps on the Remote Access Help Page to register with Okta Verify.
WiFi Access at SCH: Students can connect to WiFi at SCH through the Personal Device Network (CHILD).