Clerkship Overview: Our 4-week clerkship is a combination of inpatient, general practice and subspecialty experiences. We assign each student to a small team of physicians who assess student performance and provide feedback. Each student has an average of 30 half-day clinics over the course of the 4 weeks. Some schedules require students to round on their patients on weekends or nights. All schedules are set up based on physician clinical schedules. Clerkship Schedule Example: Week Date Physician Week 1 Jan. 30 - Monday AM Orientation Jan. 30 - Monday PM Orientation Jan. 31 - Tuesday AM

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2025 Honored Guest Speaker: Dr. Kevin Simon General Information: May 17, 2025 at 11:00 am UIS Sangamon Auditorium One University Plaza, Springfield, IL 62703 Awards: Three faculty members will be chosen by the class to receive: the Golden Apple Award , Hooding of the Graduates, or Reader of the Hippocratic Oath . Faculty who have received an award in the past five years are ineligible to receive that same award this year. Lists of honored faculty for the past five years are available in the Student Affairs office. Hooding of Graduates by Family Members: A student may choose to be hooded at

If you are a medical student or a physician, taking care of yourself is a challenge in the best of times. In the most stressful times, it can become nearly impossible if you're not familiar with tools and support systems to make it easier. SIUSOM has developed an ongoing program and tools to facilitate what the school believes is a major professional responsibility for physicians: taking care of yourself!!! Carbondale Campus Programs: Wellness Orientation Session includes: Stress Management - Tips from a stress management professional about coping strategies to survive the fast pace and heavy

All students are included in the policies of SIU School of Medicine as approved by the ICSC. Needle Sticks & Bloodborne Pathogens Exposure Exposure to blood, body fluids, or a sharps injury/needlestick flowchart. During work hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., immediately call the ID Nurse at 217-545-8970 , pager 217-492-2446 , located at 201 East Madison, 3rd floor. After hours, on weekends, or on holidays, Call the SIU Answering Service at 217-545-8000 and have them page the ID physician on call. Please review the Exposure Procedure Sheet. SIU Campus sites Non-SIU Campus sites The EHN will

Medical Insurance Springfield medical students are assessed two fees for healthcare: Primary Care Fee – covering basic primary care visits, and basic laboratory studies and simple x-rays ordered by primary care physician. Student Medical Extended Care Fee - Providing the SIU Student Health Insurance Plan that covers expenses such as emergency rooms, hospitalization, surgery, ambulance, specialty care, and advanced laboratory studies and imaging. Students who already have comparable health insurance coverage may request a refund of the Student Medical Extended Care fee by submitting a Petition

What are Careers in Medicine? This is a program for medical students that will, over the four years of their career at Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, assist students in making a specialty choice appropriate to their needs. It will also prepare students to develop goals for the type of practice they would like to enter upon completion of residency. Who designed the program? This program was jointly developed by the American Medical Association and the Association of American Medical Colleges to assist medical students with developing their careers as physicians. Southern