University of Virginia

Additional Info

Special Features of the Rotation : Wilderness Medicine education is also embedded into the rotation: Wilderness Medicine focuses on the care of patients in remote environments lacking typical health care facility resources. This course will also introduce students/residents/fellows to the epidemiology, pathophysiology and clinical practice of Wilderness Medicine with planned regular outings to the Blue Ridge Mountains and George Washington National Forrest.

Number Of Rotators Per Block : Unlimited

Rotator Fee : No

What level of training is your program available to for residents? : PGY3; PGY1; PGY4; PGY5; PGY2

Typical Rotation Lengths (# of Weeks) : 2-4 weeks

Hours Per Week : See Website for Details

Rotator Start Dates : N/A

Does Rotation Have Specific Start Dates Throughout The Year? : N

Medical Student Eligibility : 4th Year Medical Students; US and International Students

Relevant Specialty Programs : Pediatric Residency; Medical Toxicology Fellowship; Emergency Medicine Residency

Housing Assistance Available : Y

How Many Board Certified Medical Toxicologist Are Actively Involved As Faculty For The Rotation? : 6

Rotation Open To Medical Toxicology Fellows From Other Programs? : Y

Should the rotator have malpractice coverage from their home institution? : Required

Coordinator Email : hlc8e@virginia.edu

Clerkship Director Email : ch2xf@virginia.edu

Coordinator Name : Heather Collier

Clerkship Director Name : Christopher Holstege

Clinical Venues : On-Site Poison Center (within primary location); Inpatient Consultation Service; Outpatient Toxicology Clinic, Office or Faculty Practice