Opportunities for Medical Student M4/Sub-Internship Electives
Thank you for your interest in an obstetrics and gynecology M4/Sub-Internship medical student elective specifically for a fourth year medical student for a period of four weeks; one week of obstetrics, one week of gynecology, one week of clinic, and one week of night float. Sub-specialty electives are available, schedule permitting, after successful completion of an obstetrics and gynecology elective at Aultman Hospital. M4/Sub-Internship medical students will work hours similar to a PGY-1 in accordance with ACGME Clinical and Educational Work Hours for a total of four weeks. Time off may be requested prior to start of elective. Our admissions team will first need to review and approve your application. At this time, limited electives are available to U.S. medical students and students from international medical schools with an affiliation agreement (American University of the Caribbean, Ross, and Saba).
2022-2023 No Electives: July, January, February, March, April, May or June
August = Full no longer accepting applications
September = Full no longer accepting applications
October = Full no longer accepting applications
November = Full no longer accepting applications
December = Full no longer accepting applications
Would you please:
• USMLE (first time pass): Step I = minimum 200 Step 2 CK = minimum 220 Step 2 CS = Pass
• COMLEX (first time pass): Level 1 = minimum 500 Level 2 CE = minimum 500 Level 2 PE = Pass
If you have taken both USMLE and COMLEX, must meet minimum scores for both to apply.
Our program will begin accepting applications for academic year 7/1/2023-6/30/2024 on March 1st, 2023. No electives are scheduled the month of July. Processing of applications will begin mid-April after our resident rotations and affiliated medical student core clerkships are scheduled and final. Our admissions team will need your complete application, three items above, for your application to be considered. Beth Kautz will be in contact with you via email late-April once at the point of scheduling M4/Sub-Internship electives.
If your application receives approval, Medical Education will need following:
If Beth Kautz does not receive your CV and scores within thirty days from date of your online application, your request will be disregarded.
Vaccine Mandate Update 11/4/21
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released further information about the employer COVID-19 vaccine mandates that were originally announced in September. The new guidance will require Americans at workplaces with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated by January 4th, 2022 or get tested for the virus on a weekly basis.
Furthermore, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will remove the testing option for healthcare workers, instead requiring the roughly 76,000 healthcare facilities and more than 17 million Americans who work in healthcare to be fully vaccinated by the January 4th deadline. The rule applies to employees regardless of whether their positions are clinical or non-clinical and includes employees, students, trainees, and volunteers who work at a covered facility that receives federal funding from Medicare or Medicaid. It also includes individuals who provide treatment or other services for the facility under contract or other arrangements. Among the facility types covered by the rule are hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, dialysis facilities, home health agencies and long-term care facilities.
Vaccine Mandate Delayed 12/2/21
As you may already know, a federal judge has issued a nationwide injunction to restrict and prohibit the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) from implementing and enforcing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate at this time. This injunction is in effect until further order from the courts. As a result of this injunction, Aultman will temporarily pause the vaccine mandate for all colleagues as we await further details. It is important to remember that this is only temporary, and the mandate may go into effect again depending on future court decisions. We will share more information as it becomes available.
Thank you for your interest in an obstetrics and gynecology M4/Sub-Internship medical student elective specifically for a fourth year medical student for a period of four weeks; one week of obstetrics, one week of gynecology, one week of clinic, and one week of night float. Sub-specialty electives are available, schedule permitting, after successful completion of an obstetrics and gynecology elective at Aultman Hospital. M4/Sub-Internship medical students will work hours similar to a PGY-1 in accordance with ACGME Clinical and Educational Work Hours for a total of four weeks. Time off may be requested prior to start of elective. Our admissions team will first need to review and approve your application. At this time, limited electives are available to U.S. medical students and students from international medical schools with an affiliation agreement (American University of the Caribbean, Ross, and Saba).
2022-2023 No Electives: July, January, February, March, April, May or June
August = Full no longer accepting applications
September = Full no longer accepting applications
October = Full no longer accepting applications
November = Full no longer accepting applications
December = Full no longer accepting applications
Would you please:
- Complete online application Aultman M4/Sub-Internship Application 2022-2023
- Email CV to beth.kautz@aultman.com
- Email photo to beth.kautz@aultman.com
- Email copy of USMLE Step 1 or COMLEX Level 1, 2 if available, to beth.kautz@aultman.com
• USMLE (first time pass): Step I = minimum 200 Step 2 CK = minimum 220 Step 2 CS = Pass
• COMLEX (first time pass): Level 1 = minimum 500 Level 2 CE = minimum 500 Level 2 PE = Pass
If you have taken both USMLE and COMLEX, must meet minimum scores for both to apply.
Our program will begin accepting applications for academic year 7/1/2023-6/30/2024 on March 1st, 2023. No electives are scheduled the month of July. Processing of applications will begin mid-April after our resident rotations and affiliated medical student core clerkships are scheduled and final. Our admissions team will need your complete application, three items above, for your application to be considered. Beth Kautz will be in contact with you via email late-April once at the point of scheduling M4/Sub-Internship electives.
If your application receives approval, Medical Education will need following:
- Proof of malpractice coverage by your medical school
- Letter from your medical school stating you are a medical student in good standing who has approval for this elective
- Health record
- Background
If Beth Kautz does not receive your CV and scores within thirty days from date of your online application, your request will be disregarded.
Vaccine Mandate Update 11/4/21
The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) released further information about the employer COVID-19 vaccine mandates that were originally announced in September. The new guidance will require Americans at workplaces with 100 or more employees to be fully vaccinated by January 4th, 2022 or get tested for the virus on a weekly basis.
Furthermore, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) will remove the testing option for healthcare workers, instead requiring the roughly 76,000 healthcare facilities and more than 17 million Americans who work in healthcare to be fully vaccinated by the January 4th deadline. The rule applies to employees regardless of whether their positions are clinical or non-clinical and includes employees, students, trainees, and volunteers who work at a covered facility that receives federal funding from Medicare or Medicaid. It also includes individuals who provide treatment or other services for the facility under contract or other arrangements. Among the facility types covered by the rule are hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, dialysis facilities, home health agencies and long-term care facilities.
Vaccine Mandate Delayed 12/2/21
As you may already know, a federal judge has issued a nationwide injunction to restrict and prohibit the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) from implementing and enforcing the COVID-19 vaccine mandate at this time. This injunction is in effect until further order from the courts. As a result of this injunction, Aultman will temporarily pause the vaccine mandate for all colleagues as we await further details. It is important to remember that this is only temporary, and the mandate may go into effect again depending on future court decisions. We will share more information as it becomes available.