• A 9-week clinical inpatient immersion experience followed by 39 weeks of longitudinal care across the core disciplines in the outpatient setting
• Preceptors in emergency medicine, internal medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, surgery, neurology, and psychiatry will be assigned to work with you on a weekly basis
• You will gain an understanding of health and disease through involvement in care delivery across all aspects of the health care system
• View a sample schedule below. Click to enlarge image:

Yes! The LIC delivers an equivalent JeffMD Phase 2 curriculum, including didactics, patient log requirements, assignments, NBME exams, and OSCE's, but longitudinally over the course of the entire Phase 2 year.

• Learn through active participation in patient-centered care
• Develop longitudinal relationships with faculty preceptors and patients in acute and chronic care settings
• Perform equivalent to peers on standardized testing
• Experience an increased connection with patients
• Foster a greater sense of self-awareness and responsibility for your education

• Be in good academic standing
• Submit a brief, 500-word essay describing your interest in the program

Notification of acceptance will occur prior to the general clerkship lottery.

For more information: Contact rebecca.griffith@jefferson.edu.