Internship Structure
Our four-week, well organized schedule allows you to work closely with our residents and attendings in both inpatient and outpatient settings at AnMed locations in Anderson, South Carolina. Acting interns are an integral part of the patient care team. You will develop and present care plans, enter orders and notes in the EMR, get feedback and have autonomy in our supportive, welcoming environment. In addition, interns will rotate in:
- AnMed Primary Care – Family Medicine Residency
- Inpatient adult teaching service
- Inpatient OB/GYN
- Inpatient pediatrics
During this time, you’ll work alongside residents to evaluate and manage patients in each area. You will be responsible for evaluating and treating a specific number of patients in each rotation site. You will also attend meetings and participate in various clinics and procedures, including dermatology, sports medicine and more. There will be one weekend and two night calls.
Housing & Transportation
Bring a car. Housing is available for students only. It includes Internet access, TV, a separate bedroom and bathroom, and a shared kitchen and common areas for up to two students, per rotation.
Requirements to Apply
The acting internship rotation is from August through December. View a sample schedule [PDF]. Students enrolled in LCME or COCA-accredited U.S. medical schools can submit their application through the Visiting Student Application Service beginning each year on April 1. Application requirements will be available for students to review in VSAS by March 1.
We don’t accept applications for clinical rotations from medical students who attend institutions that are not LCME or COCA-accredited.
We accept two students per block and have five blocks of rotations from July to December each year.
Students must complete the basic core clerkships to be eligible:
- Family Medicine
- Internal Medicine
- OB/GYN
- Pediatrics
- Psychiatry
- Surgery
All approvals are at the department’s discretion and will be sent by email in May.