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Courses |  M65 801

Pediatric Subinternship - St. Louis Children's Hospital

Instructors

  • Douglas W. Carlson, M.D.  h | c
  • Angela Sharkey, M.D.  h | c

Location: St. Louis Children’s Hospital

Other Information: Students should call Liz Karner, 454-6299, one month before start date. Floor assignments will be determined by lottery from floor choices 8 East, and 8 West. Students should report to their designated floor on their first day at 7:50 a.m.

Elective Contact: Liz Karner, 5S50 St. Louis Children’s Hospital, 454-6299

Enrollment limit per period: 2

 

Valid start weeks for 4-week blocks are: Weeks 1, 5, 9, 13, 17, 21, 25, 29, 33, 37, and 41.

This is the general pediatric subinternship. Liz will hold a lottery in the pediatric medical student education office to determine if the student will be assigned to 8 East or 8 West. The student will be assigned patients on one of two inpatient pediatric floor teams. They will follow patients from initial evaluation and for continuing care. The student works as an extern and is expected to take call every fourth night. Students work directly under the supervision of the senior resident. Teaching rounds are conducted by the faculty. The elective will provide experience in the management of many pediatric medical conditions (variable depending on floor) and will include the care of patients with various diseases including pulmonary, infectious diseases, gastrointestinal, renal, neurological, endocrine & rheumatologic issues. Additionally, patients with failure to thrive, asthmatic exacerbations, poisonings and undiagnosed conditions may be seen.

Student time distribution: Inpatient 100%; Subspecialty Care/General Pediatrics 100%

Major teaching responsibility: Attendings and residents

Patients seen/weekly: 12

On call/weekend responsibility: Every fourth night

 


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