One of eight, six-week clerkships required of third- and some fourth-year medical students at OHSU, the Rural Community Health Clerkship (formerly the Primary Care Clerkship) provides the opportunity to experience primary care as practiced in rural areas or with underserved populations in Oregon. Each student is supervised by a skilled primary care physician experienced in internal medicine, pediatrics or family medicine.
Need ideas for your community project? Do you want to see what projects have been done in that city previously? Search the RCHC community project database by MeSH
heading or by preceptor
city. There are over 240 abstracts in the database and more are added with each rotation.
Managing Chronic Pain
An extensive chronic pain manual developed by David Labby, M.D.
at CareOregon.
Government/Medical Data Resources
This page is a list of links to the CDC, Merck Medicus, 2000 Census and many other sites for government and/or medical information.
Rural Clerkship Evaluation
An evaluation to help improve specific aspects of the Rural Health Clerkship. Complete this prior to debriefing at the end of the clerkship rotation.