Electives General Information

IMMUNOLOGY

PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL

IM01P Rheumatic Disease
Course Director:

Dr. Robert Winchester, (212) 305-8250, rjw8@columbia.edu

Course Coordinator: Reina Burdie, (212) 342-3684, ryb2001@columbia.edu
Given: All year
Maximum: 2 students per month
Start Date/Time: First weekday of the month, 9:00 AM
Site/Location: Columbia University Medical Center, Presbyterian Hospital 8 East, Room 101B
Description:

The course will offer a broad clinical experience in the evaluation and management of patients with various rheumatic and autoimmune diseases and emphasizes understanding immunologic mechanisms of disease and drug action. 
Learning Experience: Inpatient experience includes performing initial rheumatic disease consultations and working closely with rheumatology fellows with direct attending staff supervision. There is an opportunity for more scholarly structured formal case and relevant literature review presentations to the faculty. Outpatient experience includes participation in a lupus and an arthritis subspecialty clinic and the general arthritis clinic. Attend lectures on introduction to rheumatic diseases and rheumatology journal club. Participate in joint pulmonary-rheumatology and renal pathology conferences.
Rotation schedule:
Weekdays, 8:30AM to approximately 6:00PM.
Evaluation:
Will be based on a consensus of all faculty members involved in the student's education in this course. 
Faculty:
Rheumatology Division Faculty.

Please email course director at least one week before scheduled start date for information on time/place/contact information of the resident and fellow if other than PH 8 East, Room 101B.



RESEARCH

SU91P Research in Cardiothoracic Transplantation and Transplant Immunology
  See Surgery


MARY I. BASSETT HOSPITAL

IM20C Clinical Rheumatology
THIS ELECTIVE IS NOT OPEN TO VISITING STUDENTS.
Columbia P&S students must have prior approval from the Office of Medical Education, (888) 547-6349.
Course Director: Dr. Charles Schaeffer
Course Coordinator: Ms. Leann Smith, (888) 547-6349, leann.smith@bassett.org
Given: All year except June, July, August, and December.
Maximum: 1 student per month
Start Date/Time: First weekday of the month, 8:30 AM
Site/Location: Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown, NY, Medical Education Office
Description: This elective is an inpatient-oriented experience, which emphasizes evaluation and treatment of patients with infectious diseases.
Objectives: The elective is designed to teach the student an approach to clinical infectious diseases, antibiotic use, clinical correlation of microbiology data and infection control principles.
Learning Experience: Under the supervision of the attending staff, the student performs the initial inpatient consultations and continues to follow the patients throughout their hospital course.


HARLEM HOSPITAL

PE43H Pediatric Allergy and Clinical Immunology
  See Pediatrics.


ST. LUKE'S – ROOSEVELT HOSPITAL CENTER
ROOSEVELT SITE

IN60R Infectious Diseases and Allergy
  See Infectious Diseases.
 
MD66R Allergy: Introduction to Clinical Allergy
  See Medicine.


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