Category: Core Rotations

Outpatient care in rural communities has a decidedly different “feel” than in non-rural communities.  Available resources are sometimes less robust, medical teams need to be

The Community Hospital of Bremen has a rotating outpatient clinic that supports General Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, ENT, Cardiology, Counseling, and other sub-specialty service lines.  On

Rural hospitals have unique responsibilities to provide ancillary services for the patients in their community.  These services include lab, imaging, therapy services, counseling, social work,

The Community Hospital of Bremen is a rural Critical Access Hospital (CAH) thirty minutes south of Memorial Hospital.  The inpatient service takes care of patients

There are unique aspects to practice management in rural settings.  The resident on this rotation will see and experience these by working alongside practice managers

For residents in the Rural Curriculum, half of the rotation will be spent in the Memorial Hospital Emergency Department (urban setting) and the other half

The surgery subspecialties rotation is a preceptorial rotation lasting 1.5 blocks and typically completed during the 3 rd year of training.

Overview The surgery rotation is a preceptorial rotation. Residents are required to complete one block of general surgery rotations. The rotation occurs at Memorial Hospital,

The sports medicine rotation is a preceptorial rotation. The rotation occurs in the sports medicine preceptor’s office, and in other locations included in the sports medicine preceptor’s usual practice such as high school and college training rooms and at various athletic venues.

Overview: The Pulmonary Medicine/Critical Care rotation is a one-half or one block preceptorial rotation, depending on your curriculum. The rotation occurs at Memorial Hospital and