Pedagogy

About the role

The Yale School of Medicine offers a comprehensive MD program designed to prepare students for careers in medicine. The program includes various committees and focuses on health equity through longitudinal curriculum integration.

Responsibilities

• Engage in community-based experiences such as visiting Columbus House and Errera VA Clinic.
• Participate in case-based learning and patient narrative discussions.
• Develop cultural competence and health equity-related clinical skills.
• Contribute to the Precedes program for in-depth health equity discussions and advocacy skills.

Requirements

Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree and meet the prerequisites for medical school. No specific work experience is required.

Qualifications

Strong academic performance, excellent communication skills, and a commitment to health equity are essential qualifications.

Skills

• Cultural competence
• Health equity knowledge
• Effective communication
• Empathy and understanding of social determinants of health

Benefits

Students receive a competitive stipend, access to state-of-the-art facilities, and opportunities for research and clinical training.

Pay

The stipend amount varies based on funding availability and academic performance.

Schedule

Classes are held Monday through Friday, with rotations in various departments and clinics throughout the year.