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& Title: \tCCE 4001: Critical Care/Emergency Medicine Required Clerkship\nContact Hours:\t\u0003☒\u0004   Clinical Courses:  \u00034 Credits = 150 hrs. to complete all activities\u0004\nSemester(s) & Year:\tFall and Spring 2025-2026\nGrading Scale:\tHonors/Pass/Fail\nDelivery Mode:\t\u0003Clinical\u0004, live in-person\nClinicals:\tThe Preceptor's schedule will determine the location and average workday, including hospital rounds, clinic, and call schedule etc. RVU recommends a minimum of 35 hours and maximum of 70 hours of service per week to maintain patient safety and allows for self-learning.\nFaculty Contact Information\nStudent Inquiry Contact:\tJohnny Cheng, DO. Interim Clerkship Director for and CC and EM\nJcheng@rvu.edu\nIn order to make an appointment or to contact someone with an urgent clerkship issue, please email \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:cherkshipdirectorshelpline@rvu.edu\" \u0014cherkshipdirectorshelpline@rvu.edu\u0015\nAdditional Faculty:\t\tCredentialed Clinical Faculty (Preceptors)\nCourse Details\nCourse Description:\nThe Critical Care & Emergency Medicine Required Clerkship will provide students with clinical exposure to high-demand, life-threatening conditions requiring immediate intervention. Students will develop the knowledge, experience, and competencies necessary to deliver high-quality, evidence-based care for patients with acute medical and traumatic conditions. This required clinical clerkship includes experiences in diverse critical care settings, including, but not limited to: Medical ICU (MICU), Surgical ICU (SICU), Neuro ICU (NICU), Cardiac ICU (CICU), Burn ICU, Trauma ICU, Pediatric ICU (PICU), Neonatal ICU (NICU), Respiratory ICU (RICU), or emergency medicine settings including but not limited to General ER, Pediatric ER, Trauma Center ER, Cardiac ER, Urgent Care, Express or Fast-Track ER, Psychiatric ER, Observation Unit or Clinical Decision Unit. Audition rotations completed in these settings can also fulfill this requirement.\nPrerequisite: Preclinical coursework completion and passing the COMLEX Level 1. OMS III core, required, and selective clerkships must also be completed prior to enrollment in CCE 4001. No student may be assigned to a family member for the purpose of assessment or evaluation of performance. If the student is inadvertently assigned to a family member, the student must report the relationship to the Assistant Director of Clinical Education Resources.\n\u000fLearning Outcome Information:\n\u000f\nRecommended Learning Resources:\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://accessemergencymedicine-mhmedical-com.proxy.rvu.edu/\" \\o \"https://accessemergencymedicine-mhmedical-com.proxy.rvu.edu/\" \u0014AccessEmergency Medicine\u0015 from McGraw-Hill Medical helps meet the immediate needs of the emergency department (ED) – all in one place. Updated regularly, this comprehensive online emergency medicine resource provides quick diagnosis and treatment answers for a broad spectrum of complaints encountered in the ED, ranging from neurologic and pediatric emergencies, to poisoning and trauma.\nMarino's The ICU Book: (ICU Book (Marino)\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://oce-ovid-com.proxy.rvu.edu/book?SerialCode=01762486&lang=null\" \\h \u0014Marino's the ICU Book\u0015\nTintinalli's Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide, 9th Edition 9th Edition by Judith E. 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