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FAMMED 408

Family Medicine (FAMMED)

Dept. Contact Margaret (Stefani) Higgins
Location SSOM 320
Phone 708-216-2109
Email mhiggin@luc.edu
Department: Family Medicine 
Course Number: FAMMED-408 
Course Title: Maternal/Child Health 
No. of Students:
Site: WSUB 
Supervisor: Melanie Jessen, M.D.  
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: Year round 
Prerequisite: YES - Fourth year standing. Restricted to SSOM students only.
Special Note:

Students may start making requests in JANUARY for the upcoming academic year. Please email Stefani (Margaret) Higgins for the required West Suburban rotation request form.

Students should call or send an email for more information or to make a request to:

Vineata Smith
Phone: 708-763-2369
Email: vismith@westsubmc.com
  

Description:

The student will evaluate patients with a wide variety of acute and chronic medical issues and be prepared to diagnose and manage common medical issues in the family medicine setting. The service is staffed by residents of the West Suburban Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, and is supervised by faculty members. The student will experience a unique obstetric, nursery, and pediatric orientation. There is an option to participate in outpatient care at the PCC Community Wellness Center and the Salud Family Practice Center. There is a requirement for overnight call.

SITE: PCC Community Wellness Center, 14 W. Lake Street, Oak Park, IL 10 minutes from LUMC 
Salud Family Health Center, 5359 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL. 25 minute drive from LUMC 
Program: 10,10, 8, Faculty: 15 FT and 9PT Area of Interest: Maternal and child health, community oriented primary care.

Method of Evaluation: Satisfactory completion of the elective will depend on meeting these conditions: 
1. A satisfactory evaluation from the site instructor, using competency related goals and objectives. The site instructor will complete an evaluation based on knowledge, attitude, and competence. 
2. A patient/clinical experience log. This can be done as a daily log or clinical diary. 
3. A one page double-spaced summary describing the elective experience.
4. Pass a 10-question final exam. 
Dept. Contact Margaret (Stefani) Higgins
Location SSOM 320
Phone 708-216-2109
Email mhiggin@luc.edu
Department: Family Medicine 
Course Number: FAMMED-408 
Course Title: Maternal/Child Health 
No. of Students:
Site: WSUB 
Supervisor: Melanie Jessen, M.D.  
Duration: 4.0 weeks 
Periods Offered: Year round 
Prerequisite: YES - Fourth year standing. Restricted to SSOM students only.
Special Note:

Students may start making requests in JANUARY for the upcoming academic year. Please email Stefani (Margaret) Higgins for the required West Suburban rotation request form.

Students should call or send an email for more information or to make a request to:

Vineata Smith
Phone: 708-763-2369
Email: vismith@westsubmc.com
  

Description:

The student will evaluate patients with a wide variety of acute and chronic medical issues and be prepared to diagnose and manage common medical issues in the family medicine setting. The service is staffed by residents of the West Suburban Hospital Family Medicine Residency Program, and is supervised by faculty members. The student will experience a unique obstetric, nursery, and pediatric orientation. There is an option to participate in outpatient care at the PCC Community Wellness Center and the Salud Family Practice Center. There is a requirement for overnight call.

SITE: PCC Community Wellness Center, 14 W. Lake Street, Oak Park, IL 10 minutes from LUMC 
Salud Family Health Center, 5359 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL. 25 minute drive from LUMC 
Program: 10,10, 8, Faculty: 15 FT and 9PT Area of Interest: Maternal and child health, community oriented primary care.

Method of Evaluation: Satisfactory completion of the elective will depend on meeting these conditions: 
1. A satisfactory evaluation from the site instructor, using competency related goals and objectives. The site instructor will complete an evaluation based on knowledge, attitude, and competence. 
2. A patient/clinical experience log. This can be done as a daily log or clinical diary. 
3. A one page double-spaced summary describing the elective experience.
4. Pass a 10-question final exam.