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Student Rotations Welcome to SIUEM! We are excited to present several student rotations to SIU medical students, SIU PA students, and visiting medical students. We have dedicated teaching faculty and residents in our two busy emergency departments. Students have given many positive comments on the diversity of patient presentations as well as the opportunity to see undifferentiated patients, care for critically ill and injured patients, perform supervised procedures and the high degree of supervised autonomy. SIUEM rotations also involve live didactics, procedure sessions, simulation training

Clinical Services Manual Part A

Clinical Services Manual Part B

Clinical Services Manual Part C

The Clinical Skills Laboratory is a dedicated instructional room with dozens of interactive models and simulators for training and self-study. The director of the laboratory is a nurse educator who works with course directors and other nurse educators to provide course-specific clinical skills development activities. Students can also make appointments with the director to schedule sessions to develop, maintain, or remediate clinical skills. Contacts: LESLIE MONTGOMERY , RN, MS, CCRN, 217-545-2230 Director of Clinical Skills Laboratory Clinical Skills in Year Two In each unit during Year 2

The 3B Nurse Training Doll The Nurse Training Doll is a teaching model for training nurses with a wide range of exercises possible including first aid, emergency situations, and standard nursing practices. The mannequin is constructed to simulate as nearly as possible the normal positions and movement of the human body. 3B Training Doll -- wide range of exercises possible including both first aid and emergency situations and standard practices. Doll constructed to simulate as nearly as possible the normal positions and movements of the human body. Also has a wide variety of trauma body parts

Clinical Stroke Scale Document

Will test progression of kidney disease

Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) is a type of lung disease that results in scarring (fibrosis) of the lungs for an unknown reason. Over time, the scarring gets worse and it becomes harder to take deep breaths. The lungs become unable to take in enough oxygen. Dr. Rajagopal Sreedhar is recruiting participants for a clinical trial to see if pulmonary rehabilitation treatments improve the quality of life for patients with IPF. The study will compare standard of care treatment to exercise and education. The goal is test how well the combination of exercise and medication benefits the patient

Research trial enrolling hypertension patients