Basics of Anesthesia (Stoelting & Miller) is on reserve in the SIU School of Medicine Library. You may check this out for the duration of the clerkship. Copies are also available in the Anesthesia study lounge at Memorial Medical Center (E016). A Medical Student’s Anesthesia Primer or How to Look like a Star on Your First Day / Roy G. Soto, MD Anesthesia Resource Evaluation Anesthesiology-Related Guidelines for Adaptation into Various Medical Student Curricula Medical Student’s Internet Guide to Anesthesia (SEA Medical Student Curriculum Committee)

ANESTHESIA ROTATION ORIENTATION - MEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER Arrive in the operating room suite, lower level E building at 6:45 AM. You will need to wear proper O.R. attire (scrubs) and please wear your name plate. You will be oriented your first day and also tour the O.R. suite. Daily responsibilities will be outlined.. You will be assigned daily preoperative assessments. The daily operating schedule for the next day is usually available around 1-2 PM. Ask an anesthesiologist which preop assessments might be appropriate for you. After completing these, present your ‘cases’ to an anesthesiologist

Helpful Hints and Suggestions Class of 2018 PLEASE take the time to read the Year Four Policies and Procedures and Student Misconceptions. Also review important documents online. Browse through the Electives Catalog (a few times and make a list of the courses that interest you. Make sure you register for enough courses to fulfill graduation requirements. Have your list of choices with you when you meet with your Elective Advisor. The Christmas/New Year weeks (wks 25-26) are not automatic weeks off. If you wish to have them off, please request them as vacation. Start inquiring about off-campus

The 2017 MEDPREP Certficate Ceremony and Banquet, "Keys to Success," was held on April 30, 2017 in the SIUC Student Center Ballrooms. 32 MEDPREP students, who started in the summer of 2015, were honored for their hard work in the program over the past two years. Students in the class gained admission to a total of 22 different dental and medical schools, including the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine. After a certificate ceremony featuring words of inspiration by Interim Chancellor Dr. William Bradley Colwell, and SIU School of Medicine Associate Dean for Diversity and Inclusion

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Welcome Thank you for your interest in SIU School of Medicine's first-year curriculum! Please use this page to learn more about how learning here is structured, assessed, and governed. Educational Program Outcomes (EPOs) Learning at SIU School of Medicine is guided by Educational Program Outcomes (EPOs). These are concepts and skills you must master to graduate. EPOs guide the objectives for each unit (our accrediting body, the LCME, refers to these as courses) which, in turn, guide the objectives for each Y1 session or activity. To review the SIU School of Medicine's EPOs, please click here