Director: Elizabeth Schoenfeld, MD
Location: Baystate Medical Center, 759 Chestnut Street, Springfield, MA
Goals
This rotation provides students with an opportunity to be involved in active research in the field of emergency medicine.
Objectives
The student will…
- function as research assistants by recruiting and screening patients for open research studies.
- be involved in lab research either as observers or participants.
- assist with literature reviews.
- participate in weekly resident conferences and procedure labs.
- be offered mentorship if motivated to design a study to be submitted for IRB approval.
- have the opportunity to be offered authorship based on level of involvement on papers.
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TUSM
Course Number
EMR-411-BA-C
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Duration
4 weeks
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Average
Hours per Week
40
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Night Call/Weekends
No/No
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Capacity
1 student per Block
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Alternate Dates
Available
Yes, at the discretion of the Director
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Transportation
Required
No
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On-Campus Housing
Available on a first-come, first-served basis
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Prerequisites: Students must register at least 6 weeks in advance of start date and have CITIprogram certification - www.citiprogram.org.
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If you would like to apply for this elective, please refer to Application Process.
