This office offers MD verification only. To request information on resident or fellowship graduates contact our GME office. 801 N. Rutledge Room 3080 PO Box 19624 Springfield, IL 62794-9624 Phone: 217-545-0326 Fax: 217-545-5538 Email: registrar@siumed.edu Hours of operation: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

This scholarship will be awarded to assist a student doing an elective in either a Third World country or mission in the United States. Contact the Office of Student Affairs for more information.

Springfield housing There is no on-campus housing for medical students in Springfield. Carbondale housing See the Housing Book in Student Affairs Office-Carbondale for additional information.

Financial Aid Office 801 N. Rutledge Room 3080 PO Box 19624 Springfield, IL 62794-9624 Phone: 217-545-2860 Fax: 217-545-5538 Email: financialaid@siumed.edu Leslie Fry, Director The SIU School of Medicine Financial Aid Office (FAO) assists medical students by awarding financial aid to help pay for their medical education. The FAO will assist students with developing their financial aid package and will work to provide students with the financial assistance they need to meet the difference between their educational expenses and their available resources. Most financial need is met by combining

Community Support Network The mission of the Community Support Network (CSN) is to meet the mental health needs of individuals with chronic and severe mental illness residing in Springfield. CSN utilizes the service delivery model of Community Support Team. This model combines clinical and case management services, working to help clients manage their physical and mental health with the ultimate goal of recovery. Population Served CSN serves clients who are age 18 and over, reside in Springfield, have a diagnosis of a severe and persistent mental illness, have difficulty functioning

The Department of Neurology has a mission to improve the quality of neurologic care for the population of central and southern Illinois through education, research, clinical practice and community service. Our department includes neurologists, interventional neurologists, physiatrists, gerontologists, neuroscientists, investigational pharmacists and midlevel providers. We provide undergraduate medical education to the students of school of medicine in their core Neurology clerkship. We provide graduate medical education to the residents in the Neurology program as well as to house staff in

Obstetric & Gynecology Residency Rotations Obstetrics Residents manage all aspects of obstetrical care including antepartum, intrapartum and postpartum evaluation and management. There is in-house faculty available 24 hours a day in charge of supervision. Residents attend all vaginal and cesarean deliveries while on the floor. Residents also play a role in teaching medical students on the rotation the aspects of normal obstetric care. Gynecology Residents cover all inpatient/outpatient surgeries, including preoperative evaluation and postoperative care. The extent of involvement by residents

Four first-year resident positions are offered each academic year, which begins in late June. Residency committee members from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology review all applications and invite selected applicants for interviews. A completed application must be submitted through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). All interview invitations will be extended through ERAS. The ERAS application should include: Application Personal Statement Dean's Letter Three Letters of Recommendation (Chair or Program Director not required) Transcripts Board Scores Applicants who