3-8 weeks | Selective
Outpatient General Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine (GPAM) provides well child and acute care for non-local pediatric patients, coordinated care for specialty clinics, and evaluations in the pediatric diagnostic and referral clinic. Students on this rotation will have the opportunity to see patients in these various clinics as well as gain exposure to team-based care.
3-8 weeks | Selective
Working primarily in the outpatient setting, see patients under the supervision of pediatric hematology-oncology physicians to provide consultation for blood disorders, gaining an understanding of how to work-up specific concerns such as anemia, bleeding/thrombosis, sickle cell, etc.
3-8 weeks | Selective
The pediatric rotation provides additional experience for students interested in the medical care of infants, children and adolescents. Students become part of the patient care team while serving as a subintern on the rotation.
3-8 weeks | Selective
The rotation is primarily hospital-based although the opportunity exists to see pediatric infectious diseases patients in the outpatient clinic. Students work directly with the consultant and fellow and/or resident assigned to the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Service.
1-2 weeks | Selective
Students have the opportunity to shadow staff and residents in the outpatient pediatric infectious diseases clinic. Students will be exposed to a variety of infectious diseases, ranging from common infections among healthy children to unusual infections among medically complex children.
3-8 weeks | Selective
Students participate in the workup of new and returning nephrology patients. They also attend appropriate nephrology and pediatric conferences where, on occasion, they present and discuss case histories.
3-8 weeks | Selective
Students will be introduced to the clinical presentations and current research about the major “Neurodevelopmental Disabilities” in infancy and childhood.
3-8 weeks | Selective
A three- or four-week rotation with the opportunity to work on both the outpatient and inpatient services under the direction of consultants and residents in pediatric neurology at Nemours Children’s Clinic and Wolfson’s Children’s Hospital.
3-8 weeks | Selective
Gain an understanding of the basic principles of child neurology, including history taking and examination, knowledge of common presenting symptoms and signs, an overview of neurologic disorders in childhood, and essentials of diagnosis and management.
1-2 weeks, 3-8 weeks | Selective
Designed to give students an appreciation for the role of ophthalmology as a pediatric specialty and an opportunity for them to become more accomplished, confident, and capable when presented with a child with ocular complaints.
