Office of Clinical Affairs

The Office of Clinical Affairs oversees Phase II of the UIWSOM Curriculum. Phase II takes place during the third and fourth years of the UIWSOM program and is centered on providing learners with hands-on clinical experience.

During the third year, learners complete eight of the core rotations, each lasting six weeks. These core rotations are:

  • Family Medicine
  • General Surgery
  • Internal Medicine
  • Pediatrics
  • Psychiatry
  • Women's Health
  • Underserved (Rural, Military, Correctional)
  • Hospital Medicine
  • Emergency Medicine

Third year students take part in weekly didactic activities, and also take part in a week of mentoring and feedback every 12 weeks.

In the fourth year, learners complete a required four-week Emergency Medicine core rotation, three selectives (two medical, one surgical), and five elective rotations.

COMLEX-USA Level 2-CE and Level 2-PE examinations take place during Phase II. Phase II ends with a three week Ready for Residency unit, during which learners are assessed for the entry-level ACGME PGY1 Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs).

The following absence form is intended for Personal Days, Short-Term Absences, Extended Leave of Absences and COVID 19-Related Absences.

UIWSOM Absence Request

Prior to submitting an Extended Leave of Absence, it is encouraged to consider the following topics and speak with the appropriate representatives.

  • Create a plan for missed course content and the impact on graduation date by contacting Dr. Sanderlin at bsanderl@uiwtx.edu
  •  Learn the impact on registration, tuition, and financial aid by contacting Celia Velez at cavelez1@uiwtx.edu.
  • Learn the impact on residency applications and long-term plans by contacting Martin Timoney at timoney@uiwtx.edu.

Download the Learner Mileage Reimbursement Form.

Please download and print the form, and return it to the Office of Clinical Affairs with all appropriate information.

Download the Incident/Accident Report Form.

Please download and print the form, and return it to the Office of Clinical Affairs with all appropriate information and signatures.

Access to VSAS/VSLO.

Access VSAS/VSLO information to apply for electives.

Access the ERAS login page.

Access the NRMP login page.