The Clerkship or Clinical Rotation program is for medical students currently enrolled in good standing at W.H.O.* and I.M.E.D.* recognized medical schools. Credit may be awarded if approved and as required by your medical school.

The following clerkships or clinical rotations may be offered in 4 week blocks (minimum):

Internal Medicine Surgery Obstetrics / Gynecology Pediatrics Psychiatry Family Medicine Anesthesiology Cardiology Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Sub-I General Surgery Sub-I Geriatric Psychiatry Hematology Oncology Infectious Diseases

Internal Medicine Sub - I Nephrology Neurology Neurosurgery Orthopedic Surgery Otolaryngology / ENT Palliative Care Pain Management Pathology Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Pulmonary Care Radiology Rheumatology Dermatology Opthalmology

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Eligibility:

• Must be attending a World Health Organization (WHO) and International Medical Education Directory (IMED) recognized Medical Program.
• Dean's Letter(s) of Good Standing (LGS)
• Successful completion of Basic Sciences documented by transcript in English
• NYSED Short Term Clerkship Eligibility Letter (for New York State only) 
• HIPAA Certificate
• Infection Control Certificate
• Basic Life Support course completion 
• Basic Medical Insurance / Emergency (very basic medical coverage which must include United States)
• Professional Liability Coverage (Medical Malpractice Insurance)
• National Criminal Background Check Report

Students seeking clerkships in New York State may only complete a maximum of 12 weeks of clerkships as per the New York State Education Department rules and regulations.

Click here for guidelines as prescribed by the New York State Education Department - refer to section §60.2 Clinical clerkships