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Primary Care Requirement | Ambulatory Care Requirement | Medicine Requirement | Surgery Requirement | Electives | Individually Designed Selectives (IDS) | International Electives | NC Exchange & Off-Campus

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1. FM9401-1: Inpatient Acting Internship in Family Medicine
2. FM9402-1: Advanced Family Medicine at FPC
3. FM9404-1: Acting Internship in Geriatrics
4. FM9415-1: Community Oriented Primary Care 
5. FM9421-1: Sport Medicine
6. ME9450A-1: General Internal Medicine at VA Medical Clinic
7. ME9450B-1: General Internal Medicine at Moye Medical Clinic
8. ME9450C-1:  General Internal Medicine at VA Outpatient Clinic (Morehead City)
9. OB9412A-1: Community Ob/Gyn at Greenville Ob Gyn & Pelvic Surgery
10. PE9405-1: Adolescent Medicine
11. PE9402-1: AI in Ambulatory Pediatrics

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You may choose one (1) month (4 week) rotation to meet your medicine requirement

1. ME9425-2: Acting Internship - Cardiology Inpatient
2. ME9426-2: Acting Internship - Hematology/Oncology Inpatient
3. ME9427-2: Acting Internship - General Internal Medicine
4. ME9428-2: Acting Internship - Neurology Inpatient
5. ME9433A-2: General Internal Medicine - Pamlico Internal Medicine
6. ME9433B-2: General Internal Medicine - Kinston Medical Specialists
7. ME9433D-2: General Internal Medicine - Tarboro Clinic
8. ME9433F-2: General Internal Medicine - Greenville Internal Medicine
9. ME9433G-2: General Internal Medicine - Ahoskie
10. ME9435-2: Acting Internship - Critical Care Medicine
11. ME9438-2: Acting Internship - Nephrology

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During the M4 year, students should complete the rotation not completed during the M3 year, either Vascular or Trauma/Critical Care

• SU9401V-2: Acting Internship in General Surgery (Vascular)
• SU9401T-2: Acting Internship in General Surgery (Trauma)

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You may only do 1 month (4 weeks) of Ambulatory Care as your requirement.

1. EM9402-3: Emergency Medicine in a Community Hospital
2. FM9409-3: Nutrition and Patient Education in Ambulatory Care Setting
3. ME9412-3: Dermatology
4. ME9416-3: Endocrinology and Metabolism
5. ME9440-3: Pulmonary Disease (Outpatient)
6. ME9444-3: Clinical Cardiology
7. OB9413-3: Women's Health Elective
8. OB9414-3: Colposcopy
9. PE9406-3: Pediatric Neurology
10. PE9410-3: Caring for Children with Special Health Care Need
11. PE9413-3: Pediatric Cardiology
12. PM9402-3: Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
13. PM9408-3: Outpatient Psychiatry 
14. PM9414-3: Eclectic Psychiatry
15. RE9403-3: Ambulatory PM&R

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1. AN9401-4: Gross Anatomy and Embryology
2. AS9401-4: Anesthesiology
3. EDMD9414-4: Personal and Professional Financial Management: An Overview 
4. ME9402-4: Adult Infectious Diseases
5. ME9410-4: Outpatient Adult Neurology 
6. ME9448-4: GI, Hepatology and Nutrition
7. MH9402-4: Electives in Humanities and Medicine
8. MH9403-4: History of Medicine
9. MH9404-4: Literature and Medicine
10. MH9405-4: Ware & Medicine: Physician Roles & Responsibilities
11. MH9408-4: Death and Dying (As life Ends)
12. MH9409-4: Introduction to Law and Medicine
13. MH9412-4: Women's Studies
14. MH9418-4: Philosophy and Medicine
15. ME9413-4: Clinical Research in Pulmonary Diseases
16. OB9407-4: Research in Reproductive Physiology
17. OB9410-4: Gynecology
18. PE9401-4: Acting Internship - Pediatric Wards
19. PE9404-4: Acting Internship in Neonatology
20. PE9407-4: Acting Internship in Hematology/Oncology
21. PE9408-4: Normal Newborn Medicine
22. PE9409-4: Pediatric Infectious Diseases
23. PE9419-4: Current Issues in Clinical Genetics
24. PL9418-4: Basic Statistics in Laboratory Medicine
25. PL9420-4: The Role of the Pathologist in Medicine
26. PM9405-4: Acting Internship - Inpatient Psychiatry 
27. PM9407-4: Child & Adolescent Inpatient Psychiatry
28. PM9410-4: Substance Abuse Disorders
29. PM9415-4: Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry
30. RA9401-4: Radiology-Diagnostic Imaging
31. RE9402-4: Introduction to PM&R
32. RE9455-4: A.I. in Pediatric Rehabilitation 
33. SU9410-4: Acting Internship in Neurosurgery
34. SU9416-4: Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
35. SU9426-4: Acting Internship in Cardiothoracic Surgery
36. SU9427-4: Research in Cardiovascular Surgery
37. SU9433-4: Acting Internship in Surgical Critical Care
38. SU9435-4: Acting Internship in Trauma Surgery
39. SU9436-4: Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Individually designed selectives (IDS) experiences may include, but are not limited to, research in basic or clinical science areas, off-campus experiences not listed in a catalog.  The following guidelines govern development of the individually designed selectives (IDS):

Complete the IDS application (available in the Office of Student Affairs, Brody 2S-20)

Completed application will include: Student’s Name, Title of Selective, Start Date, Faculty/Preceptor’s Name, Address/Location of Selective, Phone Number and Fax Number, Objectives to be accomplished during the selective (minimum of 3), Description of activities.

IDS Applications that are not complete will not be accepted for consideration.

Return the completed IDS application, with all signatures, to the Office of Student Affairs.

The Office of Student Affairs will review the completed IDS application.  The purpose of the review is to determine if the IDS is equivalent to course already offered and if it is an acceptable senior experience that may meet a requirement.

This completed IDS application must be received at least 2 months prior to the start of the selective in order for the student to receive credit for the selective on his/her transcript.

Office of Medical Education web site provides the policy and procedures & required documents for international rotations.  You may link to the site at the URL below; choose the link “International Medicine Rotations” on the left hand side; site requires you to login using your normal ECU ID and password.

http://www.ecu.edu/medicaleducation/

N.C. EXCHANGE
To arrange electives at Duke, Wake Forest or UNC
The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, Duke University in Durham, Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, and The Brody School of Medicine  have agreed to take medical students from the other North Carolina schools into their elective programs.  All three schools will accommodate the medical student for a length of time to correspond with that student’s academic calendar when possible.  After the initial sign up of each school’s own students for the elective programs for the academic year, other students will be accepted.  No tuition will be charged to the visiting student.  Each student will be responsible for his/her own housing facilities.  Tuition and fees are waived through this N.C. Exchange Program.

To arrange electives at Duke, Wake Forest or UNC, please do the following:

• Consult catalogs in the Office of Student Affairs or via websites of the host school.
• Give the Office of Student Affairs in writing your requested courses), with dates.  (Use North Carolina Exchange Form)
• The Office of Student Affairs will make arrangements with the host school.
• The Office of Student Affairs will notify you when courses have been approved by placing copies of the approval letters in your mailbox.

OFF-CAMPUS EXPERIENCE
To arrange at other medical school’s site
A student may take a total of three months of experiences at sites away from The Brody School of Medicine.

To arrange electives off-campus, please do the following:

• Consult catalogs in the Office of Students Affairs or via websites of the host school.
• Obtain a course description from the catalog or off the website of the host school.
• Complete the appropriate Applications for the host school.
• Return a copy of the approved application and the course description to the Office of Student Affairs.