Program Overview
MD Program
The MD Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive education in medicine. The program includes various components, such as:
- About Us
- Our Mission, Vision, & Values
- Our Team
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- Prospective Students
- MD Admissions
- Educational Programs
- Experiential Learning & Simulation
- Clinical Teaching Sites
- Student Housing
- Tuition & Fees
- Get to Know
- Current Students
- Office of Student Affairs
- Activities & Events
- Student Spaces
- USF-Lehigh Valley
- Scholarly Concentrations Program
- Student Research
- Student Involvement
- M.A.P.S.
- Academic Support Center
- Resources
- Calendars & Events
- Library Services
- Technology Support
- MD Program Resources
- MCOM Guidelines
Scholarly Concentrations Program
The Scholarly Concentrations Program is designed to provide students with in-depth knowledge and skills in a specific area of medicine. The program includes various concentrations, such as:
- Biomedical Research
- Community Health & Wellness
- Health Systems Engineering
- Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Business in Medicine
- International Medicine
- Law & Medicine
- Medical Education
- Medical Humanities
- Nutrition Research & Health
- Public Health
- Sex-Based and Sociocultural Differences in Heath & Disease
Medical Education (eSC)
The Medical Education concentration seeks to develop skills needed to become an outstanding educator. The concentration leaders help prepare students for careers as medical teachers and leaders. Students will become equipped to fulfill their roles as educators during their residency and acquire a foundation of practical and theoretical pedagogical knowledge and skills to embark on careers as medical educators.
Curriculum
Students attend monthly meetings with student presentations and faculty leader lectures. Topics covered include teaching methods applicable to medical education, strength and weaknesses of their own educational development, and how to write exam questions. Concentration leaders offer opportunities for students to become involved in educational projects and teaching both within the USF Morsani College of Medicine and in the community.
Opportunities
- Learning about and being involved in the medical education system of USF Morsani College of Medicine
- Opportunity to be involved in summer teaching programs focused on teaching high school and undergraduate students
- Opportunities for traveling abroad to examine medical education systems in other countries
- Learning about, designing, and conducting medical education research studies and projects
- Publication of scholarly work related to medical education research and activities
Examples of Student Scholarly Work
- “A comprehensive course reference book for medical students”
- “Introducing Poverty Simulation within a medical school curriculum”
- “Assessing teamwork, communication, and comprehension in the pre-health scholars program using clinical problem solving and a flipped classroom”
- “The effects of maternal knowledge about pregnancy on delivery complications and birth outcomes in India”
Faculty Leadership
- Danielle Gulick, PhD
- Ali Sanati-Mehrizy, MD
- Susan Pross, PhD
- Shannon Bailey, PhD
