Curriculum
Academic Curriculum 2009-2010
Click on the quarter titles to read the course descriptions for that quarter.
Click on the course name to go to Sakai or to an associated course website. P3 for both Winter and Spring terms has both an associated Sakai course and the PCM Online website.
- PAST 510 Physical Diagnosis (4)
- PAST 511 Physical Diagnosis Lab (3)
- PAST 518 Principles of Professional Practice I (3) - Sakai
- PAST 527 Medical Spanish (1)
- PAST 554 Introduction to Medical Genetics (2) - Sakai
- PAST 571 Introduction to Pathophysiology/Mechanisms of Disease (2) - Sakai
- PAST 572 Introduction to Pharmacotherapeutics (2) - Sakai
FALL QUARTER (Total 15)
- ANAT 510 Gross Anatomy, Imaging and Embryology (8) - GIE Website
- PAST 509 Clinical Practicum I (1) - Sakai
- PAST 512 Clinical Medicine I (3) - Sakai
- PAST 515 Clinical Medicine Tutorials I (2) - Sakai
- PAST 519 Principles of Professional Practice II (1) - Sakai
WINTER QUARTER (Total 19)
- PHYS 510 Human Physiology (6)
- PAST 507A Electrocardiography (1) - Sakai
- PAST 509A Clinical Practicum II (1) - Sakai
- PAST 513 Clinical Medicine II (6) - Sakai
- PAST 516 Clinical Medicine Medicine Tutorials II (3) - Sakai
- PAST 520 Principles of Professional Practice III (2) - Sakai; PCM Online
SPRING QUARTER (Total 16)
- NEUR 510 Neuroanatomy (2) - Sakai
- PAST 509B Clinical Practicum III (1) - Sakai
- PAST 514 Clinical Medicine III (6) - Sakai
- PAST 517 Clinical Medicine Medicine Tutorials III (3) - Sakai
- PAST 521 Principles of Professional Practice IV (2) - Sakai; PCM Online
- PAST 526 Applied Clinical Skills (2) - Sakai
Clinical Year Curriculum 2009-2010
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Each of the following courses has an associated Sakai course. Go to Sakai.
Required Primary Care Clinical Rotations (five weeks each) (total of 49 credits)
Includes all of the following:
- Pediatrics (7 credits)
- Women's Health (7 credits)
- Inpatient Medicine (7 credits)
- Emergency Medicine (7 credits)
- General Surgery (7 credits)
- Primary Care (7 credits)
- Orthopedic Surgery (7 credits)
- Medical Specialties (7 credits) [Possibilities include but are not limited to: Cardiology; Dermatology; Nephrology; Endocrinology.]
- Surgical Specialties (7 credits) [Possibilities include but are not limited to: Cardiothoracic Surgery; Trauma Surgery; Plastic Surgery.]
- Other areas chosen in conjunction with the program. (7 credits)
The remainder of the clinical phase will be devoted to an extended preceptorship (ten weeks) in primary care.
Additional Required Clinical Year Courses:
Note: Curriculum is subject to change.


