Family Medicine Residency Clerkship for Whole-Person Care

A clerkship in Family Medicine will prepare medical students for the rigorous career as a family medicine physician, offering close attention with family medicine providers that combines classroom teachings with real-world experience. The AdventHealth family medicine clerkship at the Hinsdale and La Grange locations is an intimate and competitive training program that runs up to eight weeks, and is designed for third-year medical students. Fourth-year medical students may also train in a sub-internship, where they will delve into mastering whole-person healing in a four-week rotation in intensive care, pediatrics and family medicine.

A Comprehensive Program to Educate, Inspire and Connect

Students admitted to the clerkship program will have access to resources designed to challenge their understanding of care and serve as the foundation for their career.

  • Clinics

    Students will gain hands-on experience in clinical rotations, meeting directly with patients and working alongside family medicine residents.

  • Group Discussions

    Students are encouraged to participate in lively conversations on care and will workshop toward understanding how to extend the healing ministry of Christ to every patient.

  • Home Health Care and Hospice

    Resourcefulness, compassion and grace will be taught to students, as they learn to treat the wide range of conditions that lead toward care for the sickest of patients.

  • Lectures and Seminars

    Leading experts in family medicine will share best practices for whole-person care, drawing from tried-and-true techniques, as well as the latest methods to today’s pressing health topics.

Eligibility

All students, whether applying for the third-year clerkship or fourth-year sub-internship, must be currently enrolled at a medical school accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) or the Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME). Students applying for the third-year clerkship must demonstrate their commitment to a career in family medicine. Students applying for the fourth-year sub-internship do not need to demonstrate their commitment to a career in family medicine, but preference will be given to those that do.
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Students From Near and Far

Our Clerkship faculty maintains joint appointments or affiliations with all local medical and osteopathic schools. We accept students from schools located within the Chicago metropolitan region, as well as from distant locations.

Students have joined our Clerkship program from schools, such as:

  • A.T. Still University
  • Chicago College of Osteopathic Medicine
  • Loma Linda University School of Medicine
  • Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
  • Midwestern University
  • Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science
  • Rush University Medical College
  • University of Illinois at Chicago
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