Late third-year and fourth-year medical students from many U.S. medical schools complete rotations at North Colorado Family Medicine (NCFM). NCFM offers rotations in Outpatient Family Medicine, as well as subinternships in Inpatient Adult Medicine, Inpatient Obstetrics/Newborn and Inpatient Pediatrics. Rotations are also offered in both of our Rural Training Track Program sites at Wray, CO and Sterling, CO. Each of these rotations are with our family medicine teams which consist of family medicine residents and family physician faculty.
Application Form
Please have school contact information ready, including name, phone email and address of contact at medical school.
Once an application is completed and submitted it will automatically be sent to the program. All backup documentation mentioned in the online form will be required before your application will be reviewed. All medical student applications for rotations should be made well in advance of requested dates to allow for review of the application and scheduling. Selection of medical students will be made on the basis of strength of application and availability of rotations. Only applications containing all information requested will be considered. Priority will be given to students choosing family medicine as a career.
The program cannot monetarily compensate medical students nor their sponsoring institutions for rotations performed.
We look forward to receiving your application! Please apply early as spots fill quickly. We have always enjoyed the presence of medical students, and we often hear that medical students have found their experience at NCFM to be very educationally rewarding.
Please call (970) 810-2847 with any questions or to check on the status of your application.
Medical students evaluate each rotation and attending at the end of the rotation. These evaluations are used to improve the medical student rotations and activities.
Medical students receive verbal feedback during check-out every Friday from that week's attending and chief resident while on a hospital-service rotation.
Medical students are also evaluated by each attending, chief resident and resident during the rotation through an electronic evaluation. These evaluations are reviewed by the medical student and medical student director at the end of the rotation.
Student housing is offered on a first-come, first-serve basis and can be reserved for part or all of your rotation.
Fees
There is a $75.00/week fee to stay in the house. Fees must be paid in advance of rotation in the form of check, money order or cash.
House Information
The home has been stocked with basic kitchen needs, linens, etc. There are 4 bedrooms and 2½ baths. There is a shared living room and kitchen with full amenities for everyone’s use.
Internet Access
High-speed wireless internet access is available in the rental house.
Pets
No pets are allowed. Facilities are for student use only.
Address
To reach the house from Banner North Colorado Medical Center, go east on 16th Street to 8th Avenue and turn right (South). Continue to 20th Street and take a left (East), then take your second left into a paved alley road, continue up about half block. The town home is on your left (West) side.