Courses

The student will be assigned to the pediatric inpatient service along with the pediatric residents. The student will be assigned patients in rotation with first year level pediatric residents. Direct supervision will be given by the senior resident. Instruction will be given by the attending faculty member.

This elective is designed to provide for further experience and responsibility in clinical psychiatric diagnostic evaluation and psychopharmacologic treatment of patients admitted to Baypointe Hospital as well as on the Mobile Infirmary Psychiatry Consult.

The student will serve as an acting intern on one of the general surgery services at USA Medical Center or Knollwood Park Hospital. He/she will function as an intern under the supervision of the surgical faculty.

This is a four week general medicine rotation during which the senior student will serve as an acting intern on one of four general medical ward services at the University of South Alabama Medical Center. The acting intern will function side by side with regularly assigned interns and assume similar responsibilities under the supervision of the ward resident and attending physician.

During this rotation the student will serve as an acting intern on the high- risk service. He/she will function side- by-side with regularly assigned interns and assume similar responsibilities under the supervision of the resident and attending physician.

The student will be integrated into the multidisciplinary critical care team which will be comprised of resident and attending physicians, nurses, nutritionalist and clinical pharmacologist. Teaching rounds are carried out on a daily basis and constitute the major framework of attending-based education. Small group conferences are also held weekly addressing salient aspects of critical care. Critical Care lectures will be given on a bi-weekly basis.

Acting internship experience. Call schedule is flexible. Emphasis is placed on resuscitation procedures and ICU care.

Advanced character study, script analysis, role preparation, and advanced scene work.

This course will be an exploration of the acting styles and related social conventions training in approaches to such playwrights as the Greeks, Shakespeare, Moliere, Restoration

A continuation of Acting III, this course emphasizes the techniques of theatrical styles, typically "Shakespeare."