Medical Student Rotations
The Brown Urology Program offers a variety of opportunities for US and foreign medical students to rotate on the service.
A short 25 question examination is administered at the end of the rotation. The final grade is assigned by the course director. Attending evaluations (40%), residents reviews (40%), presentation (10%) and final examination (10%) help determine the final grade.All US or foreign Medical students interested in rotating on the
Carol Simmons
Adm. Assistant
401.444.5795
Csimmons1@lifespan.org
or
Gyan Pareek, MD
Course Director – Uro 415
401.444.8570
gyan_pareek@brown.edu
Description of Rotations
Rotations are usually 4 weeks, although exceptions have been made on an individual basis. The Program is coordinated through the Alpert Medical School. The 4 week rotation involves a 3 week Adult service and a 1 week Pediatric service block. Students will be assigned or choose a topic of interest and be asked to give a “15-30 minute” grand rounds style presentation at the end of the rotation.A short 25 question examination is administered at the end of the rotation. The final grade is assigned by the course director. Attending evaluations (40%), residents reviews (40%), presentation (10%) and final examination (10%) help determine the final grade.
All US or foreign Medical students interested in rotating on the
Brown Urology service should contact:
Carol SimmonsAdm. Assistant
401.444.5795
Csimmons1@lifespan.org
or
Gyan Pareek, MD
Course Director – Uro 415
401.444.8570
gyan_pareek@brown.edu