Programs in Medical Education &
Related Medical School Programs
Allied Health Sciences
- MortuaryScience
- Physical Therapy
- Other programs: Allied Health Professionals, Center For
American Indian & Minority Health (CAIMH)
As one of the three Native American Centers of Excellence in the nation, CAIMH strives to raise the health status of the Native American population by educating Native American students in the field of health care and Indian health. CAIMH
provides support to Native American students to attain their medical degree,
with many returning to their communities to deliver culturally sensitive health
care to their own people.
Combined MD/PhD Training Program
Training for careers directed at the interface of basic scientific research and
medicine.
Continuing Medical Education (CME)
Educational programs for physicians and other health care providers, designed to promote a lifetime of outstanding professional practice.
Graduate Medical Education (GME)
International Medical Ed. & Research (IMER)
Learner Development
Academic support services are available to all medical students through the
Office of Learner Development. Assistance is offered to help students increase
study effectiveness and efficiency and to achieve their learning and academic
goals. Medical students are given assistance adapting their learning strategies
to the unique challenges of medical education, and in developing skills for
lifelong learning in medicine.
Medical Educator Development and Scholarship (MEDS)
Medical educators may be experts in their subject but may not have received special training in educating others. Our unit exists to enable them to acquire the necessary professional knowledge, skills, attitudes and tools to be effective teachers and scholars.
Medical Student Well-Being
Information
and resources for medical students
to assist in promoting personal well-being
in the context of being a professional.
Minnesota Future Doctors
The Minnesota's Future Doctors program seeks diverse urban and rural Minnesotans
with passion and with promise.
Rural Physician Associate Program (RPAP)
An internationally recognized nine-month elective program for third-year medical students interested in rural Minnesota primary care.
