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Geisinger Commonwealth Vision Ensure the supply of physicians and scientists NEPA Improve area healthcare Enhance economy 2 Accreditation Full Accreditation Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) Middle


  1. Geisinger Commonwealth Vision ‐ Ensure the supply of physicians and scientists ‐ NEPA ‐ Improve area healthcare ‐ Enhance economy 2

  2. Accreditation ‐ Full Accreditation ‐ Liaison Committee on Medical Education (LCME) ‐ Middle States Commission on Higher Education ‐ July 2014 3

  3. Mission Statement Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine will educate aspiring physicians and scientists to serve society using a community ‐ based , patient ‐ centered , inter ‐ professional , and evidence ‐ based model of education that is committed to inclusion, promotes discovery and utilizes innovative techniques. 4

  4. Doctor of Medicine (MD) A four ‐ year doctorate program that uses a distributive model of medical education through four regional campuses leading to the MD degree Master of Biomedical Sciences (MBS) A graduate program in biomedical sciences designed to help strengthen an applicant’s credentials for medical and other health ‐ related professional schools 5

  5. Curriculum ‐ M1 & M2 Courses ‐ Basic science courses ‐ Doctoring courses ‐ Case-Based Learning courses ‐ Clinical experiences ‐ Community Week ‐ Family Centered Experience 6

  6. 7 Year 1

  7. 8 Year 2

  8. Course Schedules & Activities • Lecture • Self Directed Learning (Podcasts) • Flipped classroom • Gross anatomy • Small group dissection • Case based learning • Clinical presentations (CBL) • Patient presentations • Team based learning (TBL) • Reading • Simulations 9

  9. Curriculum ‐ M3 & M4 ‐ Core disciplines ‐ Family Medicine ‐ Internal Medicine ‐ OB/GYN ‐ Pediatrics ‐ Psychiatry ‐ Surgery 10

  10. Regional Campus Model 11

  11. 12 Year 3

  12. Year 3 Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (LIC) 13

  13. Year 3 Longitudinal Integrated Block Rotations Clerkship (LIC) ‐ 1/2 year ‐ 1/2 year ‐ Outpatient care in preceptors’ ‐ Inpatient training office ‐ Selectives ‐ Emergency Medicine ‐ Radiology, Neurology, experience Pathology and Lab Medicine, Pediatrics, ‐ Continuity patients Anesthesia, Clinical Problem Solving/Nutrition in Medicine ‐ Electives 14

  14. 15 Year 4

  15. Master of Biomedical Sciences ‐ 36 graduate school credits earned in 10 month & 16 month formats ‐ Coursework to prepare for medical school, veterinary school, dental school, PhD programs, other health professions ‐ Classes taught by MD program faculty ‐ Princeton Review MCAT prep course ‐ 16

  16. MBS Campuses Scranton Doylestown • 16 month, part ‐ time program • 10 month, full ‐ time program with evening & weekend classes • Located on the Scranton campus • Located at the Baruch S. with MD1 & MD2 students Blumberg Institute • 75 student cohort – Bucks County • 15 student cohort • Prepares students for careers in • Prepares students for careers in research and health professions research and health professions • Fall start only • Spring start only 17

  17. MBS Scranton Curriculum Fall Semester Spring Semester Summer Semester 8 ‐ 16 Week Courses 8 ‐ 16 Week Courses 8 ‐ 16 Week Courses Professional Princeton Review Professional Development Course Development Biochemistry Physiology Electives Electives Cell Biology Genetics Electives include but are not limited to: Pharmacology, Biomedical Seminars, Readings in Basic Sciences, Histology, Immunology, Neuroscience, Biostatistics, Management, Bioethics, Laboratory Techniques 18

  18. MBS Doylestown Curriculum Semester 1 Semester 2 Semester 3 Semester 4 Professional Professional Community Health Community Health Development Development Research Research Community Health Community Health Physiology Pharmacology Research Research Seminars in Seminars in Biomedical Sciences Biomedical Sciences Electives Electives Biochemistry Genetics Epidemiology & Cell Biology Biostatistics Electives include : Bioethics, Histology, Immunology, Integrated Group Learning, Laboratory Techniques Management, Neuroscience, Laboratory Techniques, Princeton Review and Research 19

  19. Benefits of the MBS program • Professional development • Academic advising • Coaching • Workshops on medical school interviewing skills, preparing a curriculum vitae, writing a personal statement 20

  20. MBS Success • Placement rate (over a 2 year period) to health professional schools including MD, PhD, DO, Veterinary, and Dental = ~70 % • Drexel College of Medicine, Sidney Kimmel College of Medicine at Thomas Jefferson University, Temple University School of Dentistry, PCOM, LECOM, Geisinger Commonwealth’s MD program, among others. 21

  21. Financial Aid • Scholarships – Geisinger Commonwealth Scholarship Committee • Federal Direct Loan program – Financial Aid staff available to assist with process • Private scholarships 22

  22. Get involved! MSC and GSC Over 50 Student Clubs and Organizations Service Opportunities 100 hours requirement over the course of your four-year education 23

  23. Research Opportunities • Summer research internships, teaching assistantships and rural primary care internships • Ongoing basic science and clinical research projects • Research centers around issues that are tied to the local population – Cancer, mental illness, & aging 24

  24. MD Admissions Requirements General Inorganic Organic General English and Biology Chem istry Chem istry Physics English with lab with lab with lab with lab Com position 1 year/ 2 1 year/ 2 1 year/ 2 1 year/ 2 1 semester semesters semesters semesters semesters Biochemistry Developmental Immunology Statistics/Biostatistics Biology Microbiology/Virology Sociology Epidemiology Neuroscience Psychology Genetics Physiology 25

  25. MD Admissions Requirements Letters of Recommendation MCAT 3 individual letters Scores must be no older than three years at the time of OR application 1 pre ‐ professional, pre ‐ health, or committee letter 26

  26. MD Admissions Process The Admissions Committee reviews every application holistically & makes admission decisions 5,921 700+ 310 110 interviews acceptances students applications PA residents: 79 | NEPA: 35 Average Overall GPA: 3.61 Average MCAT: 31 |Average MCAT 2015: 510 27

  27. Advising • Developmental and student ‐ centered program includes – Faculty Advisor – Peer Mentor – Clinical Advisor • Office of Student Affairs and Center for Learning Excellence Programming • Career Curriculum integrated into coursework 28

  28. APPLY TODAY! admissions@som.geisinger.edu geisinger.edu/ gcsom 29

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