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Every thing you always wanted to know about Year 2 RSPs but were afraid to ask!

Every thing you always wanted to know about Year 2 RSPs but were afraid to ask!. The RSP info is posted on MedWeb. Follow the links from Curriculum Years I/II to the RSP info. Select a project that really appeals to you. Your choices are extremely flexible.

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Every thing you always wanted to know about Year 2 RSPs but were afraid to ask!

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  1. Every thing you always wanted to know about Year 2 RSPs but were afraid to ask!

  2. The RSP info is posted on MedWeb. Follow the links from Curriculum Years I/II to the RSP info. Select a project that really appeals to you. Your choices are extremely flexible. Satisfactory completion of the RSP is a requirement for promotion to Year 3. You will submit a form nolater than 9/25/09 to the Curriculum Office describing your RSP, plus a mid-year form (1/29/10) , plus a final form & paper (5/14/10). Your RSP paper is evaluated by your PPM mentors & possibly others. The final paper should describe more than just the nuts & bolts of the project, i.e., it should describe how the project impacted your professional development. Have a back-up plan for an alternative project. Understand the pitfalls that you may encounter working with a very busy clinician, i.e., have a back-up plan!!

  3. Does your RSP have to be related to your area of Emphasis within the Pathway Advisory Program? No, but in most cases we recommend it as being a good idea. What are some of the problems commonly encountered by students working with clinicians? Reliable access to the clinician. Find out if there is anyone else to contact if you cannot contact the clinician? This applies equally to researchers who are very busy.

  4. Good things to keep in mind as you pursue your RSP: Ask about availability of your sponsor. If the sponsor is not always available, is there anyone else you can meet with or work with? Make it clear what your time availability will be. It is legitimate to inquire if your work on the project might result in your being a co-author or author on a publication. Do you feel comfortable with your sponsor or his/her lab group or clinical group? Do your best to clearly define your role & responsibilities on the project. Make this clear in your RSP form that you will submit to Curriculum. If you back out of the project, carefully consider how you do this, i.e., be a professional. 7. Do not let a lot of time go by if you are not making acceptable progress on your project.

  5. Sources that may be of help to you in designing your RSP: • Faculty with grants, follow links on MedWeb under Student Resources, Research (KSOM Contracts & Grants, HRA projects). • 2. Health Policies course (HP 101) - Dr. Schechter needs 8-10 students to collaborate on a project planning & teaching USC pre-med undergrads. BMT 306, 323-442-1862 schechte@usc.edu • 3. Observerships in Internal Medicine – Contact Internal Medicine faculty directly. • Bridges To Hope Foundation - www.bthf.org, (951) 324-3128 • Our House Program - Fredda Wasserman, Director. 310-473-1511 Fredda@ourhouse-grief.org • 6. CoachArt – Ashley Fontanetta, Director. 213-736-2850. ashley@coachart.org • 7. Pacific AIDS Education & Training Center - Jerry Gates, Ph.D., Director 323-442-1846 jdgates@usc.edu

  6. Sources that may be of help to you in designing your RSP: 8. Community Medicine Resources - numerous possibilities for projects. http://medweb.hsc.usc.edu/rsp/usc_resources 9. Patient Education Project - Norris Hospital – Zul Surani, 323-442-7800, zsurani@usc.edu; University Hospital, Carol Marcusen, (323) 865-3151, carol.marcusen@health.usc.edu. 10. CHLA Teen Lounge - Susan Gorry, Child Life Specialist Childrens’ Hospital - 323-361-3429 sgorry@chla.usc.edu 11. Research in Neurology & Geriatrics - Freddi Segal-Gidan, P.A. Ph.D., 562-401-6871 562-401-8130 sealgi@usc.edu 12. Research in Surgery - Maura Sullivan, Ph.D., 323-442-2368, 626-422-3336 msullivan@surgery.usc.edu or mesulliv@usc.edu 13. American Association of Anatomists Outreach - Dr. Schechter needs 5 medical students for this program working with advanced biology high school students.

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