Non-Clinical Research Elective
Non-Clinical Research Elective
Overview
Medical Students wishing to conduct supervised research during the course of their medical school training may do so for elective credit by enrolling in a Non-Clinical Research Elective Rotation. These are supervised research experiences and must be conducted under the direction of a Burrell College faculty member or preceptor, or an approved off-campus faculty mentor.
Objectives
During a research elective, the student is expected to fully engage in a mentored research environment and participate in the conduction of research. The mentor is expected to provide an environment and resources that support the success of the student and the project.
Successful completion of the rotation requires:
- Development of a research question;
- Data analysis and interpretation;
- Submission of a final project report
How To Apply
To apply for a Non-Clinical Research Elective Rotation, students must submit their completed Research Elective Rotation Application form to the Office of Clinical Education. Please contact The Office of Clinical Education at clinicaleducation@burrell.edu, or visit their website for further information.
