Required courses and clerkships include:
Pre-Clerkship Phase:
- Introduction to Medical Sciences I
- Introduction to Medical Sciences II
- Introduction to Medical Sciences III
- Introduction to Medical Sciences IV
- Introduction to Medical Sciences V
- Cardiovascular
- Pulmonary
- Renal
- GI/Liver
- Reproduction
- BBM I
- BBM II
- Endocrine
- Integrated Cases
- Introduction to Clinical Medicine I
- Introduction to Clinical Medicine II
- Introduction to Clinical Medicine III
- Empowerment through Professional Identity Formation I
- Empowerment through Professional Identity Formation II
- Health Justice and Systems of Care I
- Health Justice and Systems of Care II
- Health Justice and Systems of Care III
Clerkship Phase:
- Family Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- Obstetrics/Gynecology
- Pediatrics
- Psychiatry
- Neurology
- Surgery
- Transition to Clinical Practice
- Intersession
- Health Justice and Systems of Care Seminar
Post-Clerkship Phase:
- Internal Medicine Sub-Internship
- Transition to Residency
- Senior Seminar
- 42 weeks of Electives (May be taken in clerkship or post-clerkship phase)
Of the 42 weeks of Electives:
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- 1 Emergency Medicine (3 or 4 weeks) or Critical Care Elective.
- 12 weeks must be from the Core Clinical Elective list.
- 30 weeks must be clinical electives. Most rotations offered fulfill this requirement. Examples of rotations that are not clinical courses include, but are not limited to, Clinical Informatics, Health Policy and Economics, Narrative Medicine, and Research. If you have questions about whether a course will count toward this requirement, please contact the Office of Student Affairs.
- Maximum of 12 weeks of away rotations or similar rotations within KSOM course catalog can be taken for graduation credit.
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Students must complete the requirements for the Scholarly Project.
Students must pass USMLE Step 1 and Step 2CK and the Clinical Performance Examination.
Approved by the Medical Education Curriculum Committee on August 16, 2023.