Phase 3 of medical training emphasizes advanced clinical experiences, professional development activities and individualized career exploration to help students to become extremely well-prepared physicians entering residency. In this phase of medical education, students engage in robust core clinical experiences that feature progressive levels of direct responsibilities in patient care. Phase 3 students also explore the increasingly advanced applications of foundational science knowledge and health systems science knowledge in clinical settings and develop ongoing self-directed, lifelong learning.
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All graduating students are required to complete a financial aid exit survey. Learn more about other financial aid services.
Taking the Graduation Questionnaire (GQ) empowers students to share their summative experiences with the school. Your feedback leads to rapid and ongoing changes, is important for continued LCME accreditation and provides important benchmarks for the school. The GQ opens in late winter during Phase 3 and closes after graduation. Completion of the GQ is a professionalism expectation of all medical students.
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IU School of Medicine students are insured under the Med Plus Advantage group disability policy sponsored by the AMA Insurance Agency. Because students lose this coverage upon graduation from medical school, the AMA Insurance Agency has given graduating students the option to purchase their own individual “own occupation” disability insurance policy without having to answer medical questions or provide lab work.
- The policy is issued without exclusions regardless of your medical history and is issued at rates permanently discounted by 10%.
- Coverage starts at $2500 per month with the right to increase the monthly benefit to $15,000 per month upon finishing residency.
- Rates start as low as $40 per month and payment for this coverage can be delayed to as late as September 1, 2019 to help you get on your feet financially.
- Additional details on this policy can be found at www.essentialsdiplan.com.
- To receive a quote for this coverage you should contact Nolan Breitbarth of Doctors Disability Insurance group at nolan@ddig.net or 317-431-6193.
NOTE: IU School of Medicine does not endorse this product. The information is made available to you as a convenience.