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The Traditional Track MEDPREP Program is a two-year course of study designed to provide maximum focus on academic skill development and foundational knowledge in the sciences. This is our most popular program of study, for students preparing for medical or dental school (students interested in dentistry: please also visit our pre-dental page ). Typically, about two-thirds of MEDPREP students in each class are in the traditional track. Advantages include: The most focused curriculum for sharpening foundational knowledge and improving academic skills. More time available to prepare for the MCAT

2025 New Resident Orientation Agenda Memorial Learning Center (Orientation site) Parking Instructions EHR Training Location Maps Click the links below to review the videos: Introduction to GME - Part 1 Introduction to GME - Part 2 Infection prevention and control Additional required information for incoming Springfield residents and fellows: Patient Safety Event Reporting Patient Safety Event Reporting Tool A.L.E.R.T Training Social Determinants of Health

The MEDPREP pre-PA program provides opportunities for: • Foundational science coursework • GPA enhancement • PA program preparatory activities with PA program faculty Pre-PA students participate in the traditional certificate program and complete a preparatory curriculum of basic science, anatomy, physiology and biochemistry. Students in the pre-PA track take classes with MEDPREP students in the pre-medical and pre-dental tracks, but also focus on preparation specifically for the GRE and PA school. The three-semester, one-year MEDPREP pre-PA program starts in June each year. Alliance: Direct

A collaborative master’s program in public health lab science gives SIU graduate students the experience and versatility to step into vital roles in U.S. laboratories.

Note: These sources found through search going back to 2010. Abbreviations noted at end. KEYWORDS SOURCE TITLE CITATION DESCRIPTION URL CDC Guideline CDC “CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain” Haegerich & Dowell (6/22/16) PowerPoint presentation on CDC Guidelines www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/pdf/coca-webinar-series-allslides-a.pdf CDC Prescribing Guideline CDC CDC Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Unintentional Injury (March 2017) Guidelines for prescribing with links to other resources including JAMA

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