To demonstrate the ability to present and give a comprehensive case history presentation and discussion.To gain operating room exposure and experience.To understand the principles behind the evaluation and treatment of orthopaedic patients.To gain an understanding of the different types of orthopaedic practices and procedures.Measurable learning objectives of elective: Students are given the opportunity to spend time at Jacobi where there is more exposure to high energy trauma. It is designed for students interested in gaining additional knowledge about orthopaedic surgery and/or students wishing to become orthopaedic surgeons. It is the goal of the rotation to have the student gain an overview of and experience in musculoskeletal evaluation and treatment. Students will also participate in the didactic program of the department and the specific service to which they have been assigned. Rotating students will have a chance to join the orthopaedic team on the ward, in the emergency room, in the operating room, and in the outpatient setting. This rotation offers the 4th year medical student an opportunity to participate in the management of patients with musculoskeletal injury and disease. The course consists of a four-week rotation on specific orthopaedic services contained within the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery. General description and goals of elective:
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