Michigan State University
College of Osteopathic Medicine
Clerkship Program Process and Resource List
The Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine, through the Office of Student Services, has developed a process for interacting with our students and hospitals during the Clerkship Program. These changes are related to rotational logistics/operations and not curricular issues/content.
Office of Student Services
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The Associate Dean/Student Services should be contacted if there is difficulty, doubt or confusion with the information and/or contacts presented below. He will receive the information, respond if necessary, and send the information to the appropriate college resource. The contact person is:
William M. Falls, Ph.D.
Associate Dean/Student Services
C103 East Fee Hall
PH: (517) 353-8799
Bill.Falls@hc.msu.edu
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During a student’s clerkship training the Office of Student Services will handle the following: enrollment (e.g. electives/selectives, schedule changes), degree requirements, and compliances (immunizations, HIPAA, blood borne pathogens, BCLS/ACLS, drug screens and criminal background checks). This office will also receive all physician evaluations of student performance during the clinical rotations (required hospital-based rotations, PCAC, electives/selectives) as well as all incident reports. The contact people are:
Patricia Horn (Class of 2010)
PH: (517) 884-0324
horn@msu.edu
Anita Lake (Class of 2011)
PH: (517) 884-0323
lakean@msu.edu
Clerkship Program Assistants
C110 East Fee Hall
FX: (517) 432-1976
And
Robin Hastings
Registrar/Student Records Officer
C110 East Fee Hall
PH: (517) 353-7741
FX: (571) 432-1976
hasting3@msu.edu
Rotational Logistics/Operations
- Application for changes to rotations must be received and approved 30 days prior to the start of a rotation. A student cannot start an elective/selective rotation without proper paperwork, approval and enrollment in place prior to the start of the rotation.
- Changes to required core hospital-based rotations are not allowed (Class of 2011).
- Changes to elective/selective rotations are limited to 3 each semester (Class of 2011).
- Elective/selective rotations should be scheduled in 4 week blocks if possible.
NOTE: Application for a rotation will not be accepted after a rotation is completed. Be advised this could result in approaching your graduation date with unfulfilled graduation requirements, i.e., not graduating on time (which could impact your postgraduate training start date).
- All physician evaluations of student performance during clinical rotations must be complete and sent in a timely manner to the Office of Student Services by the hospital/clinic where the rotation was completed. Evaluations which are not complete and/or not signed by the physician, hospital/clinic representative and student will not be accepted and returned to the hospital/clinic. Evaluations will not be accepted if submitted by students.
- During the Clerkship Program a student must be compliant the entire time with immunizations, HIPAA training, OSHA training in Universal Precautions, urine drug screen (subject to random drug screens) and criminal background check. Failure to be compliant in any one of these requirements will result in the student being removed from a rotation until the student becomes compliant.
- It is the student’s responsibility to be sure that their University enrollment reflects their College schedules and that they are on track with all degree requirements.
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