Students visit different laboratories to decide where they will do their second summer research rotation, between Year 1 and Year 2. Students are guided by the Program Director and the Research Advisory Committee, which consists of a faculty member from each of the three institutions. Again, students will visit laboratories in preparation for their third research rotation with guidance from the Program Director and the Research Advisory Committee. Part I in June and complete the Introduction to Medicine clerkship. Students are encouraged to take optional clinical electives, which are designed to strengthen the ties between the basic research and clinical problems.
Students complete their clinical training.
Depending on when they defend their thesis and return to the clinic, they may have time for additional clinical electives.