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Comprehensive Overview of Third-Year Medical Curriculum and Scheduling Options

Discover the detailed structure of the third-year medical curriculum, including scheduling options across various campuses such as Chapel Hill, Asheville, and Charlotte. This comprehensive guide highlights the traditional and longitudinal curriculum paths, clerkship fundamentals, and essential considerations, including application deadlines and training requirements. Understanding these elements will ensure a smooth transition into the clinical years, providing valuable insights into opportunities in diverse medical disciplines and settings.

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Comprehensive Overview of Third-Year Medical Curriculum and Scheduling Options

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  1. MS2 Orientation 2013 – Third Year Scheduling Thank You!

  2. Third Year Choices • Chapel Hill/AHECs Traditional • Asheville Longitudinal • Charlotte Longitudinal Traditional

  3. Third Year Curriculum • Traditional Curriculum • Departmentally based • Concentrated focus on specific discipline • Charlotte • Chapel Hill • AHECs (Greensboro, Wilmington, etc) • Longitudinal Curriculum • Follow patients over time • Mix of disciplines • More outpatient based • Work with physicians and in offices over time • Asheville (2 year commitment) • Charlotte

  4. Third Year • Curriculum (Traditional) • Internal Medicine (inpatient) – 8 weeks • Internal Medicine (outpatient) – 4 weeks • Surgery – 8 weeks • Neurology – 4 weeks • Family Medicine – 6 weeks • Obstetrics and Gynecology – 6 weeks • Pediatrics – 6 weeks • Psychiatry – 6 weeks

  5. 3rd Year Scheduling • Two Step Process • Step 1 order of clerkship • Scheduled using random order • Step 2 site of clerkship • Asheville, Charlotte, Greensboro, Wilmington, etc • Will need to apply promptly for AHEC Housing! • Opportunities for switching order and/or site • 48 months of instruction • 4 weeks off • 2 week winter break • 1 week spring break • 1 week before starting 4th year

  6. Learning in the Clinical Years • In Chapel Hill and at the other AHEC Sites • Raleigh • Greensboro • Charlotte • Wilmington • Asheville • Others • Approximately 40% of clinical placements are at AHEC sites.

  7. Schedule Information Form • Need to stay in Chapel Hill • Children • Medical Issues • Physician form • Campus accessibility office • Other • Military • Asheville Program • Charlotte Program • Clerkship delay (should discuss with advisor)

  8. Third Year Scheduling Considerations Form • http://www.med.unc.edu/md/forms/3rd-year-scheduling-considerations

  9. Scheduling Deadlines • September 15th– Asheville & Charlotte Program Applications Due • October 6th – 7th– Asheville Interviews • October 7th – 8th– Charlotte Open House / Interviews • November 1st- Deadline for submitting Clerkship Preference Forms • October/November- Required Meetings with Advisors

  10. 3rd Year Calendar 2014/2015(dates tentative) • Required EPIC (EMR) Training/Transition Course: June 23rd to July 3, 2014 • Clerkships start July 7st, 2014 • Required Class Meeting December 19, 2014 • Winter break: December 20th 2014 to January 4th 2015 • Spring break • March 28 to April 5, 2015 • Or • April 25 to May 3, 2015 • Clerkships end June 26, 2015 • Summer break June 27 to July 5, 2015

  11. 4th Year Curriculum • (dates tentative) • 7 required months/10 month calendar • Start date: July 6, 2015 • End date: April 29, 2016 • Acting AHEC Internship – 4 weeks • Critical Care Selective – 4 weeks • Advanced Practice Selective – 4 weeks • Science of Medicine Selective – 4 weeks • Electives • 12 weeks total • Offered in 2 or 4 week experiences • One 4 week block can come from preclinical years • Capstone course – 1 week

  12. Questions? Welcome Back!

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