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INTEGRATED RESIDENCY INFORMATION(For MU Students Only) Child HealthThe Integrated Residents spend four months of their M-4 year with the Department of Child Health as externs. (An extern is a medical student who acts as an intern accepting all the duties of an intern.) Four months are spent on rotations including: NICU and WARDS, with two additional months spent on your choice of Pediatric electives. These externs are integral to our patient care teams and become interns extraordinaire. For more information, please contact:
Medicine-PediatricsThe Integrated Residents spend two - four months of their M-4 year with the Department of Internal Medicine and Department of Child Health acting as an extern. Two of these months are spent on rotation including: NICU and Wards. The current Med-Peds Chief Resident will work with you to determine any other rotations needed. As an extern you will be an integral part of the Med-Peds residency program. For more information please contact:
Family and Community MedicineThe Family Medicine Integrated Residency program involves selected fourth-year medical students in the life of the residency program. This program includes a continuity care experience in one of our Family Medicine clinics in Columbia, Fayette, or Fulton and residency level rotations in hospital settings. Once accepted into the program, the Integrated Resident (IR) takes on intern responsibilities during their 3-6 “residency months” scattered throughout their fourth year of medical school. IRs participate in resident-level rotations (receiving both medical school and residency credit when available), attend weekly resident meetings and didactic sessions as well as start building a patient panel by working one-on-one with a third-year family medicine residents in clinic. This has been an outstanding educational experience for students confident that they wish to complete family medicine training at MU. Applications are available each year in February and the new class of Family Medicine Integrated Residents is announced on May 15th. For more information, please contact:
Internal MedicineThe Integrated Residency Program in Internal Medicine provides an opportunity for students planning a career in Internal Medicine to enhance clinical skills, function as an extern in the inpatient and outpatient services. Up to four students per year may be selected for the program with the expectation that the successful applicants will continue as Internal Medicine residents at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Individualized schedules are designed by the student and the House Staff Program Director. Please contact the House Staff Office for an application and further details. Applications are due in February and interviews will be conducted in May. For more information, please contact:
NeurologyThe Integrated Residency Training Program in Neurology allows the new resident several options including research projects in neuromuscular diseases, movement disorders, stroke, epilepsy; specialty clinics; and rural outreach programs. Students selected for the integrated residency program meet with the Residency Director to discuss their personal areas of interest and design their externship accordingly. The Selection Committee accepts applications to the integrated residency program through February 1 and announces their decision in March. For more information, please contact:
PsychiatryThe Integrated Residency Training Program in Psychiatry affords the new resident the opportunity to explore the field of psychiatry through electives during their six-month externship. Students selected for the integrated residency program meet with the Program Director to discuss their personal interests and a schedule of elective experiences is designed to meet their specific needs. These electives can include, but are not limited to forensic, geriatric, child and adolescent, addiction, inpatient, or outpatient psychiatry. The Selection Committee accepts applications to the integrated residency program from February 15th through May 15th and announces its decision shortly thereafter. For more information, please contact:
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