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Aquifer Pediatrics is a web-based clinical activity focused to help students develop clinical reasoning skills critical to becoming a successful practitioner.  Students are required to complete a total of 20 cases of their choosing by the end of the rotation; specifically a minimum of 10 cases by Wednesday of week 3 at 8:00 am, and all 20

The Pediatrics Clerkship Grade is based on three components: (1) Final Examination, (2) Global Evaluation of Skills, and (3) Additional Required Activities. Students must pass each component of the clerkship to receive a Satisfactory grade.  There are higher standards for some of the components in order for students to receive an Honors grade.   The Clerkship

Timeframe Clerkship Administration Interim Clerkship Director: Erika McLean, MD, erika.mclean@carle.com   Assistant Clerkship Director:  Ian Justement, MD, ian.justement@carle.com  Engineering Partner: Sara Pedron Haba, PhD, spedron@illinois.edu     Clerkship Coordinator: Amy Cain, amycain@illinois.edu Clerkship Introduction  The pediatric clerkship experience introduces the student to the field of pediatrics by dividing time between outpatient pediatric offices, subspecialty offices, inpatient pediatric

Daily Work Hours:  Monday to Friday 0700-1700.                Preceptors: Advanced Practice Nurses (APNs) Location(s): North Tower 11 (main) and Parkview 4 Morning rounds: Excused Absence:  See policy on Canvas