A poster presentation in required. Publication and continued research are also possible. The program is designed for medical students considering a residency in anesthesiology. Previous research experience is not a requirement, but selected students will be highly motivated to learn new research and clinical skills in a fast paced environment. Applications for an anesthesiology preceptorship must be returned by February 15, 2000.
Stipends are available.
The program is competitive and there are a limited number of positions available. The anesthesiology preceptorship program is 8 weeks in length and, therefore, academic credit equivalent to that of an 8-week senior elective will be provided upon satisfactory completion of the preceptorship program. George C. Kramer, PhD Edward R. Sherwood, M.D., Ph.D. Faculty sponsors will receive requests for student appointments to discuss the research preceptorship program through the coordinator, Shirley Eubanks, only.