Clinical Orientation Manual - University of Kansas Medical Center
Clinical Orientation Manual - University of Kansas Medical Center
Clinical Orientation Manual - University of Kansas Medical Center
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Title <strong>of</strong> course:<br />
Psychiatry<br />
Course Director: William Gabrielli, MD,PhD, x8-6401, wgabriel@kumc.edu<br />
Course Coordinator: Lesley Leive, x8-6401, <strong>of</strong>fice: 1 st floor Olathe Pavilion-1006,<br />
lleive@kumc.edu<br />
On the first day -<br />
Meet: Room 1020 Olathe Pavilion (Olathe is down the main corridor past Delp; it’s the section <strong>of</strong><br />
the hospital across the street from Kirmayer)<br />
Before the rotation begins, you will be asked to select rotations at KUMC or the KCVA.<br />
KUMC Rotations<br />
1. Inpatient: Two weeks <strong>of</strong> Adult psychiatry - Considered by most students to be the best<br />
and most worthwhile learning experience <strong>of</strong> the clerkship. You will encounter core<br />
psychiatric diseases such as severe depression, substance abuse/withdrawal, bipolar<br />
disorder, psychotic disorders, etc. An excellent opportunity to spend a lot <strong>of</strong> time with<br />
these patients.<br />
2. Selectives: One week each<br />
1. Child Psychiatry Inpatient at Marillac - considered by most students to be an excellent<br />
experience. The faculty there are very student-oriented and focused on teaching.<br />
2. Adult and Child Psychiatry Outpatient - lots <strong>of</strong> time to studying but very little to no one on<br />
one contact with patients. A glorified shadowing experience that can be fairly boring.<br />
3. Consult Liaison - just like any consult service - you see inpatients on other services. Good<br />
opportunity to see patients on your own and formulate your own differential diagnosis and<br />
KCVA Rotations<br />
1. Inpatient: Two weeks <strong>of</strong> Adult Psychiatry You may have downtime in the afternoon at the<br />
VA-bring things to study. See above<br />
2. Selectives: One week<br />
1. Adult Outpatient Clinic - see above<br />
Call duty<br />
1. Each student will have one night <strong>of</strong> call (6PM-10PM) at the PLS (Psychiatric Liaison<br />
Service) in the KU Emergency Department. This will be during your two weeks on adult<br />
inpatient. Even students who are at the VA for inpatient will do PLS at KU.<br />
Sites-<br />
KU Adult Inpatient Psychiatry: 3 rd floor Olathe Pavilion. Don’t forget your student<br />
ID – it is your key for access to the ward.<br />
KCVA Adult Inpatient Psychiatry: 10 th floor at KCVA (but go to <strong>of</strong>fice on 9 th floor). This is a<br />
locked unit (half <strong>of</strong> entire 10 th floor). There is a student room to store your stuff outside <strong>of</strong><br />
the unit (where everyone works and meets).<br />
Psychiatry Liaison Service (PLS): Office located inside the KU Emergency Room<br />
area. Ask for the Psych Liaison at the ER main window. This is where you go when you<br />
are on call.<br />
Child Psych: Marillac Children’s Psychiatric Hospital – 8000 West 127 th Street, Overland<br />
Park, KS.<br />
KC Outpatient clinics (adult and child): Located on the 6 th floor <strong>of</strong> the MOB. Bring study<br />
materials as you will most likely have time to study in between patients and no-shows. You<br />
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