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Visiting Medical/Osteopathic Student Program

New Information for the Academic Year 2014-2015 (August-January) will be posted April 2014

The program does not offer rotations from February through July each year. 

The Visiting Medical Student Program enriches both the Brody School of Medicine and the visiting medical student. Applicants must be in good academic standing, be actively pursuing the Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine degree and have completed all third year core clerkships by the start of a scheduled elective.

Due to the high volume of applicants, please review the application information below and through VSAS rather than calling or emailing our office.

The Brody School of Medicine uses VSAS, the Visiting Student Application Service, to receive visiting fourth year medical student applications. To apply, complete and submit the electronic VSAS application for your preferred electives.

For more information on VSAS, visit www.aamc.org/programs/vsas or contact VSAS at vsas@aamc.org .  

Only students enrolled at US LCME or US AOA accredited institutions may use VSAS to submit applications and supporting documents. 

The Brody School of Medicine is listed in VSAS under the letter "T".

Visiting medical students will be accommodated only after their applications have been processed first through the Office of Student Affairs.  Acceptance by a department or supervisor does not constitute approval for a visiting student elective.

The Brody School of Medicine's medical students have priority in registering for electives, and visiting students are offered the remaining spots.

Visiting students are permitted a total of 8 weeks at Brody.

Electives are available from August through January of each academic year

All approved visiting medical students are required to adhere to the BSOM M4 Academic Calendar which is found on the "4th Year Curriculum" page (see link in the left margin).

If accepted, there is a $70 non-refundable Processing Fee for the first elective only. 

Below is the proposed 2014-15 list of electives available to visiting medical/osteopathic students.

Course descriptions may be reviewed on the "4th Year Curriculum" page (see link in the left margin).

ALL COURSES ARE CURRENTLY CLOSED

If your school does not use VSAS, and you will be in your final year of medical school at the time of the elective, please submit the visiting student application.
Applicants must have completed and passed the core clinical clerkships required by their school prior to beginning an elective.
Applicants must meet every requirement listed in the application in order to be considered for an elective.
Applicants must submit applications at least two months in advance of the desired elective start date.
Applicants are permitted a total of 8 weeks of electives.
Electives run from August through January of each academic year.

If accepted, there is a $70 non-refundable Registration Fee for the first elective only.

Faxed or emailed applications will not be processed.
All application materials must be completed and included in one package.
Students will not be contacted regarding missing documents, immunizations, etc. They will be ineligible.

Non-VSAS Visiting Student Application (this document will be available May 1)
For US Citizens attending US Medical/Osteopathic Schools which do not use VSAS and US Citizens attending Caribbean Medical Schools