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Clinical Rotations are a crucial part of every Medical Education. For the four-year medical programs, the first two years will be dedicated to the theories and lectures whereas the last two years are meant for the Clinical Rotations wherein students would be all set to treat the patients.
Always keep in mind the two primary goals of clinical training: to learn to take care of patients and to develop your professional identity as a physician. Keep in mind the following tips so as to avoid common mistakes while pursuing the Clinical Rotations – No matter Core or Elective Rotations.
- Be Prepared: Clinical Rotations help medical students to gain confidence and knowledge skills concerning workflow and logistics.
- Be a team player: It’s important to have a good working relationship with the ward team while pursuing clinical training.
- Hard work: Hard work is dedication. Volunteering is also a part of clinical studies. Residents work lots of hours, and it may allow you to score points for easing the workload.
- No complaints Please! Being a Medical Student, you may feel that you are at the bottom of the chain of command—which you are.
- Be an enthusiastic learner: Physicians often quiz medical students on pertinent research or medical knowledge. It’s important to take opportunities to perform procedures and to assist others amidst getting a good learning experience. During each rotation, students work in various hospitals, each with its own patient demographics, medical-records systems, workflows, and testing procedures.
- Always be professional: A Professional attitude is important for a medical student with professional business clothing and ensures that the white lab coat is always clean. In addition to dressing professionally and always being neat, your attitude should also be professional.
- Show Respect to All: Being a medical student, it’s mandatory to interact with doctors, nurses, patients, and other personalities. Henceforth, regardless of the people you interact with, it’s very specific for you not to be very respectful and courteous. You may also learn lessons from many people you interact with during your tenure.
You’re going to do a great job! Thanks to the next generation of doctors for the difference you will all make in the world of healthcare!
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