Medical Electives

Application: easily as an external student of the Dean's Office

The team is nice. If it shows commitment and itself brings a lot, you can learn a lot. It is divided in all areas for a certain period of time, so that you spend his four months in obstetrics, on the operational station, in the ambulance/emergency department and in the fertility clinic. Continue reading...

Application: in specified periods of University (LMU MUNICH are on the page)

I've seen the TERTIAL at LMU with very mixed feelings. What I want to say as a major point of criticism is that one is very disproportionately divided. 16 weeks there is complete the layout looks like this: 4 where obstetrics, 10 where! operational GYN, 1 where ambulance, 1 where fertility The obstetrics as well is an important part of area of women's health, I believe the layout somewhat one-sided. It was to remain impossible, because it "is used in the operating room" in obstetrics. That means the camera hold laparoscopies and sewing at the end. What was great at ... Continue reading...

After 2 months of birth assistance abroad, I spent half of my GYN Tertials in operative Gynecology may Street. Much positive to report:-detailed and professional introduction of the hospital and the Tertials by Fr. Pohle (PJ officers). I was able to plan my rotations through the desired areas of gynaecology: 6Wo. OP, 1 where. Fertility Centre, 1 where. Obstetrics. Additional office hours and emergency room if I had time. -very committed and flexible PJ mentor -Young and motivated team of doctors with a super atmosphere -Structured training plan -PJ - locker room with private key -free lunch -voluntary weekend possible, ... Continue reading...

"May Street" is an institution for the LMU students. Talk is that one can make here super PJ/clinical elective - however, you should be early, otherwise you get a place here not so easy. The climate among the doctors (all levels) is very good and the PJlern super unlocked - so, how you don't imagine's of a University Hospital. All are very collegial and open to every question. But just as much independently explains. The lesion rotate through all departments (surgery, obstetrics, ambulance, reproductive medicine) and can at any time anything else (E.g. breast diagnosis) look. That idly sitting around ... Continue reading...