All required materials are built into the online application portal SlideRoom. This list is provided for your information only:

• Completed online application
• Dean's Statement Form
  
• Personal Statement (describe how you believe your background and experience would contribute to diversity, Include why you want to rotate with the particular department)
  
• Letters of Recommendation
  
• Curriculum Vitae
• Official medical school transcript

This section is in regards to the standard Visiting Students Program:

Some applicants choose to apply for the SCORE Program as well as apply for the standard visiting clerkship program. These are 2 different applications.

If this is your choice, access the Stanford School of Medicine Visiting Clerkships webpage and follow the links to submit your application to the Visiting Clerkship program. Note that the standard visiting clerkship requirements are different from SCORE.

If you have any questions about standard visiting clerkships, please send an email to: visiting-MD-students@stanford.edu.

If the student will be participating in a clerkship that takes place at a Veterans Administration (VA) hospital site, the student will be required to comply with the following requirements set by the VA:

1. Evidence or self-certification that they are physically and mentally fit to perform the essential functions of the training program; 
2. Evidence or self-certification of up-to-date vaccinations for healthcare workers as recommended by Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and VA
3. Evidence of tuberculosis screening and testing per CDC health care personnel guidelines
4. Identification documents to meet VA security requirements
5. Results of screening against the Health and Human Services’ List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE)
6. Trainees who were born male and who are US citizens, immigrants to the US, or are otherwise required by law to register, have registered with the Selective Service System
7. Trainees who are non-US citizens:  

• Appropriate documents can be provided and could include permanent resident card, employment authorization document Form I-766, visas: J-1, J‑2, H-1B, H-4, E-3, or DS-2019
• Have current immigrant, non-immigrant, exchange visitor or other documentation stating that they are eligible to live and work in the US
• Have been issued a US social security number