Actually, if you just email AIM asking for a list of all the affiliated hospitals, they will send you one right away. That's what I did.

When I asked, they did not. Would you be so kind as to foward it to me, I'll post it for everyone. My email is dewick2000@yahoo.com

Dear Student:

The following represents all information that we have to offer regarding Clinical Rotations. Please do not personally contact these affiliated hospitals, as all correspondence regarding rotations must go through AIM/Med U of Lodz:

1) LIST OF PRESENT CLINICAL ROTATION SITES

1) BRENTWOOD PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE
(Louisiana State Medical University Teaching Facility)
1002 Highland Avenue
Suite 200
Shreveport, LA 77101

CORE CLINICAL ROTATION:
Psychiatry (6 Weeks)

EXAM:
Brentwood Behavioral Health Institute's Formal Written & Oral Exam in
both Core and Elective Rotations

GRADING:
A to F (If students receives an "F", he will be required to repreat the Rotation)

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Student responsible for own housing - Brentwood supplies each student with a
list of affordable accommodations in close proximity to hospital.


(2) MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Of SOUTH BEND
Department of Family Practice & Sports Medicine
(University of Indiana Medical School Teaching Hospital)
714 North Michigan Street
South Bend, IN

CORE CLINICAL ROTATION:
Family Practice (4 Weeks)

ELECTIVE CLINICAL ROTATION:
Sports Medicine (4 Weeks)

EXAM:
Dept.of Fam. Practice Formal Written & Oral Exam in both Core and
Elective Rotations

GRADING:
A to F (If a student receives an "F", he will be required to repeat the Rotation).

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Free Housing for Med U of Lodz Students, if space is available


(3) ST. ******* HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER
University of Connecticut Medical School Teaching Hospital
114 Woodland Street
Hartford, CT 06105

CORE CLINICAL ROTATION:
Obstetrics & Gynecology (7 Weeks)

EXAM:
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology Formal Written and Oral Exam
in both Core and Elective Rotations

GRADING:
A to F (If student receives an "F", he will be required to repeat the Rotation)

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Student responsible for own housing - Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology
supplies each student with a list of affordable accommodations in close
proximity to the hospital.


(4) ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER
(Internal Medicine - Columbia-Presbyterian Teaching Hospital)
(General Surgery - New York Medical College at Westchester
Medical Center Program)
2800 Main Street
Bridgeport, CT 06606

CORE CLINICAL ROTATIONS:
Internal Medicine (12 Weeks)
General Surgery (12 Weeks)

ELECTIVE CLINICAL ROTATIONS:
Radiology (4 Weeks)
Neurology (4 Weeks)
Pulmonology (4 Weeks)
Cardiology (4 Weeks)
Gastroenterology (4 Weeks)
Sub-Internship in Internal Medicine (4 to 8 Weeks)
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EXAM:
St. Vincent's Med.Hosp. Formal Written & Oral Exams in both
Core & Elective Rotations

GRADING:
A to F (If a student receives an "F", he will be required to repeat the Rotation).

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Students responsible for own housing - Clinical Coordinator supplies each
student with a list of affordable accommodations in close proximity to hospital.


(5) WHEELING HOSPITAL
(West Virginia University School of Medicine Teaching Hospital)
Department of Family Practice
1 Medical Park
Wheeling, WV 26003

CORE CLINICAL ROTATION:
Family Practice (4 Weeks)

EXAM:
Wheeling Hosp/Dept. of Family Practice Formal Written and Oral Exam

GRADING:
A to F (If a student receives an "F", he will be required to repeat the rotation)

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Free Housing for Med U of Lodz students, if space is available.


(7) EPSOM GENERAL HOSPITAL
(St. George's University of London Hospital & Imperial College of London)
2nd Floor Woodcote Building
Dorking Road
Epsom, Surrey
KT18 7EG
United Kingdom

CORE CLINICAL ROTATIONS:
Internal Medicine (9 Weeks OR 12 Weeks)
General Surgery (9 Weeks OR 12 Weeks)
Pediatrics (9 Weeks)
Obstetrics & Gynecology (7 Weeks)
Psychiatry (3 Weeks OR 6 Weeks)

ELECTIVE CLINICAL ROTATIONS:
Subinternship in Internal Medicine, General Surgery or Pediatrics (4 wks)
Trauma Medicine (1 wk)
Anaesthesiology (2 wks)
Emergency Medicine (2 wks)
Radiology (2 wks)
Orthopaedic Surgery (2 wks)
Internal Medicine (4 wks)
General Surgery (4 wks)
OB-GYN (4 wks)
Endocrinology (4 wks)
ENT (Otolaryngology) (4 wks)
Family Practice (4 wks)
Haematology (4 wks)
Pathology (4 wks)
Respiratory Medicine (4 wks)


EXAMS:
Epsom Gen. Hosp.Formal Written & Oral Exams in each Core and Elective

GRADING:
A to F (If a student receives an "F", he will be required to repeat the rotation).

ACCOMMODATIONS:
Epsom General provides reduced-cost housing for students, within close
proximity of hospital


MALPRACTICE INSURANCE:

Students will be required to carry a $1 million/$3 million policy. The cost is approximately $1,500 per year. The insurance company employed by AIM will send out a letter of coverage to the specific hospital.


2) LIST OF REQUIRED CLINICAL CORE & ELECTIVE ROTATIONS

The following is a list of Core and Elective Rotations, now required by the EU Medical Directives-Polish Ministry of Health as of Spring 2006. Please be aware of the fact that, in reading this list, MUL advises us that 40 HOURS = 1 WEEK:

CORES:

Internal Medicine 360 Hours/Exam (9 Weeks)

Family Medicine 160 Hours/Exam (4 Weeks)


General Surgery 360 Hours/Exam (9 Weeks)

Obstetrics & Gynecology 280 Hours/Exam (7 Weeks)

Orthopedic Surgery 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)

Pediatrics 360 Hours/Exam (9 Weeks)

Psychiatry 120 Hours/Exam (3 Weeks)

Radiology 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)


REQUIRED ELECTIVES:

- Choose 3 of the following Rotations: Internal Medicine - General Surgery - Pediatrics - OB-GYN 160 Hours Each (4 Weeks) for a Total of 480 Hours/Exam (12 Weeks)

- Choose 1 of the following Rotations: Internal Medicine Subinternship or General Surgery Subinternship, or Pediatrics Subinternship 160 Hours/Exam (4 Weeks)

- Anesthesiology 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)

- Dermatology 60 Hours/Exam (Should be equivalent to 2 Weeks)

- Emergency Medicine 60 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)



- Forensic Medicine 50 Hours/Exam (Should be equivalent to 1 Week + 2 days)

- Infectious & Tropical Diseases 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)

- Laboratory Diagnostics 45 Hours/Exam (Should be equivalent to 1 Week + 1 day)

- Neurology 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)

- Neurosurgery 40 Hours/Exam (1 Week)

- Nuclear Medicine 15 Hours/Exam (2 Days)

- Oncology & Palliative Care 80 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)








- Opthalmology 60 Hours/Exam (Should be equivalent to 2 Weeks)

- Otolaryngology 60 Hours/Exam (2 Weeks)

- Propedeutics of Dentistry 15 Hours/Exam (2 Days)

- Rehabilitation 30 Hours/Exam (1 Week)


- Traumatology 40 Hours/Exam (1 Week)


(Please take note of the 15 - 45 - 50 - 60-Hour Required Electives above.) If completed in the US or UK, it would be somewhat difficult to find US and UK Elective Rotations that are not computed in WEEKLY units of time Therefore, realistically speaking, it would be best to describe the length of a 15-Hour Rotation as being equivalent to 2 Days, a 30-Hour Rotation as being equivalent to 1 Week, a 45-Hour Rotation as being equivalent to 1 Week + 1 day, a 50-Hour Rotation as being equivalent to 1 Week + 2 days, and a 60-Hour Rotation being equivalent to 2 Weeks.

AIM/MUL requires that you complete your Core Clinical Rotations at their US, UK, or affiliated Polish Hospitals. However, this is not the case with Electives Rotations. Once Cores are completed, students may seek their own Electives Rotations at sites convenient to their needs. Tuition payments will remain the same, whether a rotation is arranged by AIM/MUL, or by the students themselves.

(Also please take note of the 3-Week Psychiatry Rotation. Most US State Medical Licensing Boards require 6 Weeks; therefore, our Psychiatry Rotation at Brentwood Hospital is for 6 Weeks. Please check with the State Medical Licensing Board of the state/states in which you desire to practice, to ascertain that state's specific Psychiatry rotation requirement.)


All students are individually responsible for checking with the State Medical Licensing Board of the states in which they desire to practice, to determine the rules and regulations of that particular state/states. Please be aware of the fact that the various states can, at any time, make changes to these rules. Therefore, what is relevant today, may be quite different six to seven years from now. Additionally, going online to a particular State Medical Licensing Board may not garner you the maximum information you desire. I suggest emailing them with your specific questions.



3) PREPARTION/REQUIREMENTS FOR US/UK CLINICAL ROTATIONS

All Medical Students who are completing their Basic Sciences in Poland are required by U.S. Hospitals to fulfill the following requirements in order to start U.S. & UK Clinical Rotations. If you decide to pursue your Clinical Rotations in Poland, you will NOT need to fulfill the requirements listed below. All of the information/forms requested below should be forwarded to:

Alliance Institute Of Medicine Empire State Building, 59th Floor
350 5th Avenue
New York, NY 10118



-Proof of passage of the USMLE Part I (where applicable). For example, St. Vincent's Medical Center requires Part I in order to start clinicals, whereas Epsom General Hospital does not. Please see No. 6 USMLE Section below, for additional information.

-Certificate of Health Insurance

-Completion of AIM Immunization Form by Physician (we will forward this form to you)

-AIM/Medical University of Lodz Student I.D. (we will forward this form to you)

-White Lab Coat (short or long)

-All Student Evaluations Forms will be forwarded to the hospital by AIM

-Register and provide payment for, yearly malpractice/Liability Insurance, or provide proof of Student Malpractice Insurance

-Register for online OSHA & HIPPA courses, with computer-generated downloadable Certificates (Copies of the Certificates must be forwarded to AIM)


OSHA COURSE:

AdvanceOnline Institute
713-621-1100 - Dana - Customer Support (for questions)
(Click "Our Courses" on top of Page)
(All 3 parts must be taken - Downloadable Certificate for each part)

(3 Parts - Introduction to Osha - AA1B016 - $24.95
- Instant Osha - Blood Borne Pathogens- VA01A001 - $24.95
- Blood Borne Pathogens - AA01B021 - $24.95


HIPAA COURSE :

w ww.HippaClickAndComply.com
850-877-7713 Ext. 200
Click on "Single Seat License" - $29.95 for all 3 parts- (ONLY 2 PARTS NEEDED)
One Computer-generated Certificate for both parts
1. Hipaa Privacy & Security Awareness Training (1 Hour)
2. Hipaa Policy & Procedures Training (2 Hours)
Do not take Hipaa Privacy Office Training)


4) EXPECTED COSTS OF ROTATIONS

-All rotations completed in Poland - $9,950 per semester (includes Dorm Room)

-All rotations completed in U.S./UK - $600 per week. (Does not include housing)

-In some hospitals, students can receive reduced meal costs - other hospitals will charge full price for meals.


5) LIVING ARRANGEMENTS DURING THIRD AND FOURTH YEAR ROTATIONS

-Epsom General Hospital in the UK, provides subsidized housing, which includes a bedroom in a four-bedroom, 1-bath, kitchen (with washer/dryer) townhouse, approximately a 20-minute walk from the hospital. All students (medical/nursing, etc.) reside in this complex. The cost is $482 USD per month, which is paid directly to the Housing Coordinator each month.

-St. Vincent's Medical Center, Brentwood Psychiatric Institute, and St. ******* Hospital Medical Center do NOT provide student housing for international medical students. Shortly before a student is to start his/her rotations at any of these hospitals, I contact the Clinical Coordinator to request a list of local housing for medical students. The Clincal Coordinators are very familiar with the housing situation, and will forward me a copy of this list, which I will forward to the student. It usually consists of local two-family houses, in which a student, along with several other students, rents a bedroom, and has total access to the rest of the house. Some, but not all, of these houses are within walking distance to the hospital. Students are constantly moving in and out, and you get to meet and make friends with other international med students. Prices usually cost in the $300-$400 per month range.

-Memorial Hospital of South Bend, and Wheeling Hospital, both provide free housing for Med U of Lodz students, if they have the available space during a particular rotation period, where you will be living in a large house with either University of Indiana Medical School students or West Virginia University Medical School students.


6) USMLE

Please go onto www.ecfmg.org to ascertain all information you will need on the different STEPS & DATES of the USMLE, the CSA Test, ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service), and the NRMP (National Resident Match Program). The FAQ's on the Menu on the left is especially helpful. For example, the last date to apply for the Match Program is December 1. This is an important date for you to know.

The Toefl is no longer administered/nor required by the ECFMG, although invidual State Medical Licensing Boards may require it, at the time you apply for licensure.

It is not uncommon for students to take a semester off in order to study for their Boards. Many students also take a review course, such as Kaplan or the Pass Program. It is advisable that students answer as many Board-type questions as possible, upon completion of a specific review course. This will help greatly in testing your preparedness for the USMLE.

In the coming months of Fall 2007, AIM has a number of Core Clinical Rotations spots open in Family Practice, Psychiatry, and OB-GYN, at our affiliate hospitals, whereby the Departments involved have temporarily waived the passing of the USMLE Part I, in order to start these rotations. As long as the student has already signed up to take Part I, at a date in the future, they will be allowed to start the rotation. We are currently in the process of setting up the clinical schedule for the 2007-2008 academic year. Please contact me at 508-896-2227, as soon as you have completed final exams.

MUL students are NOT required to pass the USMLE in order to complete UK clinical rotations. Also, it is important to note that the few clinicals which cannot be completed in the US or UK, must be taken in Poland. Rotations such as Laboratory Diagnostics and Forensic Medicine are not conventional clinical rotations in the US, and would, therefore, not be available in US hospitals.



7) NBME SHELF EXAMS

Starting in the Fall 2006 Semester, the Med U of Lodz will initiate testing in all of the various Basic Science Courses, as well as a Comprehensive Basic Science Exam, through the NBME (National Board of Medical Examiners) SHELF Exams. These exams are so very important for students to take, in order to acquaint them with the format and style of testing of the USMLE, as well as the testing material itself. S tudents will be responsible for payment to MUL for all NBME exams taken while at MUL.

Subject Examination Program
The primary mission of the NBME Subject Examination Program is to serve medical education by providing high-quality assessment tools as well as information and assistance to medical educators.
NBME subject tests are achievement tests in a broad sense, requiring medical students to solve scientific and clinical problems. Although students' performance on the tests will reflect the learning specific to their course and clerkship experiences, their test scores will also reflect educational development resulting from the overall medical school experience. These tests are constructed to be appropriate for a broad range of curricular approaches and have at least four distinct advantages over locally constructed examinations in the assessment of student knowledge.

UK CLINICAL ROTATIONS:


1/ RE-TAKE EXAMS - No student is allowed to start Clinical Rotations until he/she has completed all Basic Science requirements. Therefore, it is necessary that the student sits for and passes all Re-Take Exams prior to commencing any rotations.

2/ EPSOM ACCOMMODATIONS - Each student must make arrangements on his/her own with and forward his $150 Deposit to Mrs. Hilarie Vertannes at Epsom General Hospital. She is the contact person who is in charge of assigning rooms to American Students. Mrs. Vertannies can be reached at:

Hilarie.Vertannes@epsom-sthelier.nhs.uk or by phone - 00 44 1372 735 281.

3/ MALPRACTICE INSURANCE - All students completing clinicals in both the US and UK are required to have Malpractice Insurance (coverage starts every year on October 1, and terminates on September 30 of the following year). Please forward a check/money order for $750 USD per semester, ($1,500 per year), to Alliance Institute of Medicine in this amount:

Alliance Institute of Medicine
Empire State Bldg., 59th Floor
350 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10018

4/ IMMUNIZATION FORM - Attached is a Certificate of Immunization, which you must take to your physician to be filled out and signed by him. Then mail the original to the above AIM address, and FAX a copy to AIM at 212-629-0054. Always keep a copy for yourself, and bring it with you on your first day at Epsom.

5/ LETTER OF APPROVAL FROM THE DEAN - Attached is a Letter of Approval from the Dean, which should be filled out and forwarded to the Dean BEFORE EACH and EVERY Clinical Rotation, requesting that you be allowed to commence each particular rotation. Please MAIL or FAX it to the Dean at the address and FAX Numbers below. Additionally, please FAX a copy to AIM at 212-629-0054, for our records.

Prof. Jan Wilczynski MD, PhD
Deputy Dean for Studies in the English Language
Medical University of Lodz
1, Hallera Sq.Suite 111
90-647 LODZ POLAND
FAX: 011 48 42 639 33-09 (Attention: Ms. Maria Muchowiecka AFTER 2 P.M. EST)



6/ ADDITIONAL FORMS - All additional forms, such as the student's Letter of Good Standing, Clinical Evaluation Form, and Student Evaluation of Clinical Rotation will be forwarded to Mr. Stephen Rosan, Undergraduate Coordinator of Epsom General Hospital. Upon completion of the student's rotation, Mr. Rosan will have the forms filled out by the proper person/persons, and will forward them back to AIM. AIM will then mail all forms to Maria's office, to be inserted in each student's individual school file.

7/ EPSOM GENERAL HOSPITAL CONTACT - All inquiries regarding Epsom should go through my office. However, if you are about to start a clinical and need to get in touch with the proper party, please contact:

Stephen Rosan
Undergraduate Co-ordinator
Epsom General Hospital
011-44-372-735180 (direct line)
00-44-1372-735-179 (direct Fax) Stephen.Rosan@epsom-sthelier.nhs.uk
2nd Floor Woodcote Building
Dorking Road
Epsom, Surrey KT18 7EG United Kingdom

8/ REPORTING INSTRUCTIONS:

Medical students, on their arrival at Epsom General Hospital, should report to the Undergraduate Education Centre, where you will be issued with a formal induction, white coat and personal locker.

Where appropriate, students staying in Hospital accommodation, need to collect their keys from the Accommodation Department (telephone extension 5281) between the hours of 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., Monday to Friday. Special arrangements can be made if arriving outside of these hours.

Students need to ring the Undergraduate Coordinator in advance, if they do not require accommodation.

A white coat can be obtained from the Linen Department between the hours of 7:30 A.M. and 3:50 P.M., and must be worn "wear appropriate".


9/ UK CLINICAL ROTATIONS TUITION/LOANS - While completing clinical rotations at Epsom, AIM/MUL Tuition is $600 per week. Clinical Rotations comprise 78 weeks, which is 19 1/2 weeks per semester, for 4 semesters. Prior to the start of a particular semester, please forward to AIM's New York Office, a check/money order (USD), in the amount of $11,700, for the total tuition for that semester. Additionally, if a student has accepted an assigned clinical rotation, and then cancels shortly before the start, he will be required to pay for that particular rotation.

If you are relying on loans, then you must be sure to have all of your loan paperwork filled out, forwarded in, and certified. When your loan disbursements have been processed and cleared through MUL's Bursar's Office, AIM will take the proper amounts out of your loan monies. Any shortages owed to AIM/MUL, at this point, will have to be paid immediately, in order for the student to continue with his UK clinical rotations.

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US CLINICAL ROTATIONS:


1/ RE-TAKE EXAMS - No student is allowed to start Clinical Rotations until he/she has completed all Basic Science requirements. Therefore, it is necessary that the student sits for and passes all Re-Take Exams prior to commencing any rotations.


2/ US CLINICAL ACCOMMODATIONS - Memorial Hospital of South Bend, andWheeling Hospital, both provide free housing for Med U of Lodz students, if they have the available space during a particular rotation period, where you will be living in a large house with either University of Indiana Medical School students or West Virginia University Medical School students.

3/ MALPRACTICE INSURANCE - All students completing clinicals in both the US and UK are required to have Malpractice Insurance (coverage starts every year on October 1, and terminates on September 30 of the following year). Please forward a check/money order for $750 USD per semester, ($1,500 per year), to Alliance Institute of Medicine in this amount:

Alliance Institute of Medicine
Empire State Bldg., 59th Floor
350 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10018

4/ IMMUNIZATION FORM - Attached is a Certificate of Immunization, which you must take to your physician to be filled out and signed by him. Then mail the original to the above AIM address, and FAX a copy to AIM at 212-629-0054. Always keep a copy for yourself, and bring it with you on your first day of each clinical rotation.

5/ LETTER OF APPROVAL FROM THE DEAN - Attached is a Letter of Approval from the Dean, which should be filled out and forwarded to the Dean BEFORE EACH and EVERY Clinical Rotation, requesting that you be allowed to commence each particular rotation. Please MAIL or FAX it to the Dean at the address and FAX Numbers below. Additionally, please FAX a copy to AIM at 212-629-0054, for our records.

Prof. Jan Wilczynski MD, PhD
Deputy Dean for Studies in the English Language
Medical University of Lodz
1, Hallera Sq.Suite 111
90-647 LODZ POLAND


FAX: 011 48 42 639 33-09 (Attention: Ms. Maria Muchowiecka AFTER 2 P.M. EST)




6/ ADDITIONAL FORMS - All additional forms, such as the student's Letter of Good Standing, Clinical Evaluation Form, and Student Evaluation of Clinical Rotation will be forwarded to the Clinical Coordinators at each hospital. Upon completion of the student's rotation, these Coordinators will have the forms filled out by the proper person/persons, and will forward them back to AIM. AIM will then mail all forms to Maria's office, to be inserted in each student's individual school file.

7/ US CLINICALS CONTACT INFORMATION - All inquiries regarding a specific Clinical Rotation should go through my office. The following is a list of the proper contact person for each Clinical Rotation, necessary for you to be able to properly fill out the Letter of Approval from the Dean Form:

1) BRENTWOOD PSYCHIATRIC INSTITUTE
Ms. Jody Burns
Clinical Coordinator
1002 Highland Avenue Suite 200 Shreveport, LA 77101

(2) MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Of SOUTH BEND
Ms. Patricia Ganser
Clinical Coordinator
Department of Family Practice & Sports Medicine
714 North Michigan Street South Bend, IN

(3) ST. ******* HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTER
Ms. Elizabeth Legassie
Clinical Coordinator
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
114 Woodland Street Hartford, CT 06105

(4) ST. VINCENT'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER
Ms. Lindz Zbriger
Clinical Coordinator
2800 Main Street Bridgeport, CT 06606
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(5) WHEELING HOSPITAL
Tammy Knight
Residency Coordinator
Family Medicine Residency
40 Medical Park, Suite 406
Wheeling, WV 26003


8/ US CLINICAL ROTATIONS TUITION/LOANS - While completing US clinical rotations, AIM/MUL Tuition is $600 per week. Clinical Rotations comprise 78 weeks, which is 19 1/2 weeks per semester, for 4 semesters. Prior to the start of a particular semester, please forward to AIM's New York Office, a check/money order (USD), in the amount of $11,700, for the total tuition for that semester. Additionally, if a student has accepted an assigned clinical rotation, and then cancels shortly before the start, he will be required to pay for that particular rotation.
If you are relying on loans, then you must be sure to have all of your loan paperwork filled out, forwarded in, and certified. When your loan disbursements have been processed and cleared through MUL's Bursar's Office, AIM will take the proper amounts out of your loan monies. Any shortages owed to AIM/MUL, at this point, will have to be paid immediately, in order for the student to continue with his US clinical rotations.


9/ PROOF OF PASSAGE OF THE USMLE PART 1 - Please FAX a copy to AIM (212) 629-10118, for our records, if you have passed.

10/ CERTIFICATE OF HEALTH INSURANCE - Please FAX to AIM, a copy of both the FRONT and BACK of you Health Insurance I.D. Card, for our records. All US rotations require that the students have active health insurance coverage.

11/ AIM/MED U OF LODZ STUDENT I.D. - Only necessary for Wheeling Hospital, Wheeling, WV . We will supply you with an I.D., if undertaking a Clinical Rotation at this hospital.

12/ OSHA & HIPAA COURSES - Register for online OSHA & HIPAA courses, with computer-generated, downloadable Certificates. Copies of each Certificate should be faxed to AIM for our records.

OSHA COURSE:

AdvanceOnline Institute
713-621-1100 - Dana - Customer Support (for questions)
(Click "Our Courses" on top of Page)
(All 3 parts must be taken - Downloadable Certificate for each part)

(3 Parts - Introduction to Osha - AA1B016 - $24.95
- Instant Osha - Blood Borne Pathogens- VA01A001 - $24.95
- Blood Borne Pathogens - AA01B021 - $24.95


HIPAA COURSE :

w ww.HippaClickAndComply.com

850-877-7713 Ext. 200
Click on "Single Seat License" - $29.95 for all 3 parts- (ONLY 2 PARTS NEEDED)
One Computer-generated Certificate for both parts
1. Hipaa Privacy & Security Awareness Training (1 Hour)
2. Hipaa Policy & Procedures Training (2 Hours)
Do not take Hipaa Privacy Office Training

13/ WHITE LAB COAT - Please bring with you to each Clinical Rotation a fresh, clean 1/2 or 3/4 length White Lab Coat.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding UK or US Clinical Rotations, please feel free to contact me via email or at 508-896-2227. Best Wishes and Good Luck to all students starting the Clinical Rotations portion of medical school.

Hey guys, I'm going to be one of you all heading to Poland, Lodz medical school. Hope to see you all there.

me too, see you there.

I just got my acceptance today. I hope to meet you all there this coming fall

ps....the information provided by robinhoodfan is PRICELESS! Thanks so much man. I have done tons and tons of research on the subject now, and I am even good friends with someone who just got back for summer vacation from his first year in the 4 year program at Lodz. I think when it all boils down, based on all of the information I have collected, that Lodz is a great decision. However, anyone who is going to enroll to its program must be willing to work extremely hard, and plan/act extremely early on where they would like to complete their rotations. Ne ways, I cant wait to see you all there.

TTYS

I would also like to know about the tuition difference from AIM to the actual University. I am not sure if I have calculated it correctly but on the website for the University it says that it costs 10,000 Euro's/Year. I am assuming that includes accomodations.

Then on the AIM website, it says that it will cost 10,000 US/SEMESTER
Why are the AIM students being charged 10,000/Semester if the university itself charges its students who apply directly 10,000 for the entire YEAR???????? Please answer this if you know and I hope its not simply because they are able to set up the clinical rotations in the US.

Hi. I can't answer your question because I study at the other medical university in Poland. My friend studies there ( he applied directly ) so I know that the cost of living in the dorms is not included in this 10.000 Euro tuition fee. And it's also written at the website.

__________________
Medical student
Szczecin, Poland
http://www.pam.szczecin.pl/
http://www.pmuweb.com/

Hi everyone! I am planning on attending Med. uni.of Lodz this fall for the 4yr prg. Before I get there I would love to know who will be there this fall So you can message me or facebook me..my name is Roochi!

I will be attending as well, though really do not know when i should resume before lectures commences.