Core Teaching

Core courses are defined as the MD required curriculum plus the one graduate course required of (almost) all graduate students. Core Courses are funded at the full cost of putting on the course. Funding for faculty effort goes directly to the department of the course director, while the remaining budget (Teaching Assistants, syllabi, supplies, etc.) is charged to accounts within Educational Programs & Services. Please see below for a comprehensive list of core courses.

Core Clerkships

  • Ambulatory/Emergency Medicine (combined)
    MED 313A/EMED 313A
  • Critical Care
    ANES 306 A/P
  • Family Medicine
    FAMMED 301A 
  • Internal Medicine
    MED 300A 
  • Neurology
    NENS 301A 
  • Obstetrics and Gynecology
    OBGYN 300A 
  • Pediatrics
    PEDS 300A 
  • Psychiatry
    PSYC 300A 
  • Surgery
    SURG 300A

MD Foundations

  • Applied Biochemistry
    BIOC 200 
  • Basic Cardiac Life Support
    EMED 201 
  • Cells and Signaling
    DBIO 201 
  • Clinical Anatomy
    SURG 203
  • Early Clinical Experience
    INDE 268
  • Embryology
    SURG 201
  • Histology
    INDE 218
  • Human Genetics
    GENE 202
  • Immunology
    IMM 205 
  • Microbiology & Infectious Diseases
    INDE 263 
  • Microbiology & Infectious Disease
    INDE 265 
  • Molecular Biology
    BIOC 205 
  • Neurobiology
    NBIO 206
  • Pathophysiology Capstone
    INDE 224
  • Pharmacological Treatment of Disease A and B
    INDE 260

Science of Medicine

  • Science of Medicine (SOM)
    INDE 221, 222A/222B, 223A/223B

 

Practice Of Medicine

  • Practice of Medicine (POM)
    INDE 201, 202, 203, 204A/204B, 205A/205B, 206

 

Intersessions

  • ACLS
    Advanced Cardiac LIfe Support
  • Reflections and Contextual Medicine
    INDE 297

 

Foundations in Expmt'l Biology

Fndtns in Exp Bio 
BIOS 200