The following modules are provided by the American Medical Association (AMA) and required by UCLA for training physicians. GME Competency by the AMA Required Modules: Creating an Effective and Respectful Learning Environment Residents as Teachers Safer Prescribing and Managing of…
To request an elective rotation on this service, contact Dr. Arthur Jeng and submit an Elective Request form.
Bridge Clinic is designed for patients with opioid use disorder, offering them a chance to follow-up with a provider to prescribe medication-assisted therapy in order to manage opioid dependence. Residents will be assigned to Bridge Clinic during the Urgent Care…
Rotations on the Cardiology consult service will be two weeks in length. In addition to the inpatient consultation service, residents will participate in weekly Cardiology clinics. Supervision will be provided by the Cardiology faculty, assisted by the cardiology fellow(s).
Clinical informatics is the application of information technology to help deliver healthcare services. It is one of the newest clinical sub-specialties recognized by the American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS), with its very first delegates certified within the last decade.…
This is a two-week rotation with the Hospitalist Service, which provides care to patients under medical observation, inpatient hospitalization, and inpatient general medicine consultation. The clinical experience involves higher patient turnover, greater coordination of care, and clinical triaging skills. If…
Dermatology Clinic is held every Wednesday and Friday morning in Clinic P. The clinic is a clinical site for the UCLA Dermatology residency program as well as Olive View residents rotating through the Ambulatory week or Urgent Care. Residents will…
An elective rotation with advanced training in diagnostic cardiac tests, including the exercise treadmill test, electrocardiogram, and echocardiogram. Advisor: Anthony Koppula, M.D.
Training takes place at the Olive View-UCLA Medical Center Department of Emergency Medicine (DEM). Rotations will be two weeks in length. Supervision will be provided by the DEM faculty and assisted by the senior residents.