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Program Overview

The university program offers a unique opportunity for students to gain experience in both university hospitals and city hospitals. The program is designed for individuals who wish to balance their learning of cutting-edge medical techniques with the study of common diseases.

Program Structure

The program consists of two years of clinical training, with the first year spent at Hiroshima University Hospital and the second year spent at a city hospital, or vice versa. The specific hospitals participating in the program include:

• Hiroshima City Hospital
• Hiroshima Prefectural Hospital
• Hiroshima City Ansa Hospital
• Hiroshima Prefectural Niino no Sato Hospital
• Hiroshima Red Cross Hospital and Atomic Bomb Survivors Hospital
• Higashihiroshima Medical Center
• Chugoku Labor Welfare Hospital
• JA Onomichi General Hospital
• Kure Kyosai Hospital

Curriculum

The program's curriculum is divided into two years, with the following subjects and durations:

First Year

• Internal Medicine A (8 weeks)
• Internal Medicine B (8 weeks)
• Emergency and Critical Care Medicine (8 weeks)
• Anesthesiology (4 weeks)
• Surgery (4 weeks)
• Pediatrics (4 weeks)
• Obstetrics and Gynecology (4 weeks)
• Psychiatry (4 weeks)
• Elective (4 weeks)
• Elective (4 weeks)

Second Year

• Community Medicine (4 weeks)
• Internal Medicine C (8 weeks)
• Elective (40 weeks)

Program Features

The program's key features include:

• The opportunity to balance clinical training at a university hospital and a city hospital
• The availability of elective periods in the first year (for students participating in the second-year tasuki-gake training)