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Jefferson Medical College. ?Tell me and I will forget; show me and I may not remember.Involve me and I willunderstand."Native American saying. Admission Process. AMCAS ?June 1 ? Nov 15 Screening GPA, MCATS, LOR, Service Clinical exposurePersonal statementInterview.
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1. WELCOME Jefferson Medical College
April 10, 2009
Dr. Elizabeth Brooks
Director of Admissions
elizabeth.brooks@jefferson.edu
215.955.0916
www.jefferson.edu/jmc
2. Jefferson Medical College
Tell me and I will forget;
show me and I may not remember.
Involve me and I will understand.
Native American saying
3. Admission Process AMCAS June 1 Nov 15
Screening
GPA, MCATS, LOR, Service
Clinical exposure
Personal statement
Interview
4. Jefferson Medical College Founded in 1824 by Dr. George McClellan
Students should participate in the diagnosis and care of patients
One of the largest and oldest medical schools in the nation
Strong clinical/service emphasis at a major Academic Medical Center
5. Jefferson Medical College Leaders in Health care
Clinical Reputation
700+ bed University Hospital
19 affiliated hospitals
A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children
Wills Eye Hospital
Jefferson Health System
Reading, Geisinger, Latrobe, Sayre, Pittsburgh, York, Virtua
Pioneers in Research
First open heart surgery
Heart lung machine
1st tendon transfer/plant
Erythropoietin
Interleukin 2
HIV
6. Jefferson Medical College 255 MD students
5 MD/PhD students
MD/MBA with Widener University
MD/MPH with Johns Hopkins
University
OTHER OPTIONS!!
7. Jefferson Medical College Early Decision Program
PSU/JMC Accelerated Program
DIMER Program
Physician Shortage Area Program
Post-Baccalaureate Linkages
International Medical University
8. JMC 2009 Entering Class
10,000 applications
800 interviews
Interview Day at Jefferson
9. JMC Class of 2010 Age range 18-34y
48% female , 11% URM
26 states (in addition to DC and Puerto Rico), 115 colleges and universities
Five foreign countries
Average MCAT 10.2-10.3-10.6
Average SGPA 3.6 (3.7 total GPA)
17. Continuation of ICM from 1st year
Illness in its broad psychosocial context
Synchronous case-based learning to complement and enhance organ system approach
PBL/case-based learning
18. Introduction to Clinical Medicine II: Small group and non-traditional large group formats
Faculty and student symposium
Clinical, and community placements
Infectious disease rounds
Clinical skills workshops
19. Clinical Rotations Core rotations
Family Medicine
Pediatrics
Obstetrics and Gynecology
General Surgery/surgical subspecialties
Psychiatry
Internal Medicine
20. Clinical Rotations
Neurology/Rehab
Sub-internships
Emergency Medicine/Advanced Clinical Medicine
Scientific Foundations of Clinical Medicine
Electives
21. Clinical Mentoring Program Shadow an assigned physician three -days
Develop a lasting relationship with the mentor
Invite yourself to lunches over the course of the year
22. Center for Research in Medical Education and Health Policy Dr. Joseph Gonnella
Mr. Daniel Louis
Mr. Jon Veloski
Dr. Mohammedreza Hojat
23. Student Affairs and Career Counseling Dr. Pohl, Dr. Spandorfer, Dr. DeSimone and Dr. Lopez Support students with personal, academic, and career issues
Resource center
Advocacy Center
24. Office of Diversity and Minority Affairs (ODAMA) Dr. Edward Christian
Asst. Dean Luz Ortiz
25. Office of Academic Affairs Dr. Susan Rattner
Dr. Karen Glaser