Learning to Think Line a Physician Learning to Think Like a Physician W ith its dedication to academic and clinical excellence and a historic commitment to diversity, MCP Hahnemann School of Medicine has earned national recognition as an institution that approaches medical education from a unique vantage point. MCP Hahnemann medical students are trained to consider each patient's case and needs in a comprehensive, integrated manner, taking into account many more factors than the presenting physiological condition. MCP Hahnemann students choose between two innovative academic curricula for their first two years of study.
Students learn in small groups, labs, and resource sessions by focusing on case studies.
In both curricula, first-year students are introduced within their first few weeks to clinical experience and community service. Both curricula teach students to think like physicians from their first day on campus. Most important to their calling, MCP Hahnemann medical students learn to be problem-solvers, understanding that medical practice is a process of lifelong learning. All graduates have a firm grounding in clinical science, problem solving, and lifelong learning.