Rural Medicine - Rural Preceptorship-OBGYN

Catalog description

Rural Preceptorship in Obstetrics and Gynecology is a four-week clinical rotation during which the student works with a practicing Obstetrician and Gynecologist in Kansas. The student will experience a one-to-one teaching/learning relationship in the rural setting and will be exposed to and explore both professional and non-professional aspects of the various roles a physician plays in the community. The student will participate in procedures in both ambulatory and hospital settings. Students may also assist in transfers from smaller communities. Evaluation consists of clinical performance as assessed by the rural preceptor and completion of a reflection assignment related to rural OBGYN. Prerequisite: Senior standing and OBGN 975.