Eric Woods, Clerkship Coordinator ewoods72@siumed.edu Dr. Robert Tennill, MD, Clerkship Director and Director of Undergraduate Education rtennill87@siumed.edu Dr. James Waymack, MD, Residency Program Director jwaymack@siumed.edu

Eric Woods, Clerkship Coordinator ewoods72@siumed.edu Dr. Robert Tennill, MD, Clerkship Director and Director of Undergraduate Education rtennill87@siumed.edu Dr. James Waymack, MD, Residency Program Director jwaymack@siumed.edu

Psychiatry Clerkship Resources: http://owww.siumed.edu/oec/Y3T/videos_psych.html Year 3 Forms: https://siumed.mkmapps.com/myprogress/login.aspx?ReturnUrl=%2fmyprogres… Additional resources are located on D2L.

The structure of the Year 3 neurology clerkship consists of two weeks of inpatient service experiences and outpatient clinic rotations. The specialty areas in neurology include Alzheimer’s Disease, Epilepsy, Neuroimmunology, Neuromuscular Medicine, Neuropathology, Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders, and Vascular Neurology, (Stroke). During the neurology clerkship, students will be coached to examine neurologic patients skillfully and respectfully. In addition, students will learn to communicate findings, differential diagnoses, lesion localization and patient management effectively and

Clerkship Director Clinical Nurse Educator Dr. Jarrod Wall Maggie Boehler Office: 217-545-5183 Office: 217-545-5145 Email: jwall@siumed.edu Email: mboehler@siumed.edu

Medical Humanities Main Number is (217) 545-4261 or email us with clerkship questions at medhum@siumed.edu

Please contact the Psychiatry Clerkship Office at 217-545-7668. Or by e-mailing our Psychiatry Clerkship Coordinator, Michelle Blanshan, BBA, at mblanshan@siumed.edu.

Overview During their 4 week rotation in the Emergency Department students will work with a variety of helath care providers including attendings, residents, and nurses. This will give the students an opportuity to experience a wide variety of practice patterns and teaching styles. At the end of the shift students will get direct feedback on their performance for the shift as well as have written feedback to help improve their patient care skills and provide valuable insight for longitutinal development. Students should email a link at the end of their shift to their preceptor and include

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The Internal Medicine Clerkship offers multiple resources for students. Clerkship Office Library: IM Essentials Text and Questions - Students are also given online access to these same materials during their clerkship. Core Medicine Clerkship Curriculum Guide Internal Medicine Clerkship Guide First Exposure - Internal Medicine: Hospital Medicine First Exposure - Internal Medicine: Ambulatory Medicine Cecil's Essentials of Medicine The Nerd's Guide to Pre-Rounding Interpreting Chest X-Rays 150 Practice ECGs How to be a Truly Excellent Junior Medical Student Primer on Rheumatic Diseases