UNSOM Prospective Applicants: Curriculum
The University of Nevada School of Medicine prepares you for residencies in all medical specialties, as well as careers as a research scientist. Nevada students also experience hands-on patient care beginning in the first semester of medical school.
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Year II |
Clinical Embryology |
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Clinical Problem Solving II |
Clinical Gross Anatomy/Musculoskeletal and Embryology |
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Community Medicine and Health Policy |
Clinical Gross Anatomy/Organ Systems and Embryology |
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General Human Pathology/Lab Medicine |
Clinical Histology |
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Introduction to Patient Care II |
Clinical Problem Solving I |
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Medical Microbiology |
Ethics, Law and Medicine |
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Medical Molecular Genetics |
Human Behavior |
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Medical Pharmacology |
Human Biochemistry I & II |
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Psychiatric Medicine |
Introduction to Patient Care I |
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Systemic Human Pathology/Lab Medicine |
Medical Cell Biology |
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Medical Neuroscience |
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Medical Nutrition |
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Systems Physiology |
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Year IV |
Transition to Clinical Medicine |
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Advanced Clinical Experience in Rural Medicine |
Clinical Reasoning in Medicine |
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Clinical Electives as chosen by student |
Family and Community Medicine |
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Internal Medicine |
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Obstetrics/Gynecology |
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Pediatrics |
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Psychiatry |
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Surgery |
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The University of Nevada School of Medicine is a statewide institution. Graduates of our school experience the practice of medicine in varied settings throughout Nevada - Reno, a medium-sized urban area; Las Vegas, a fast-growing city; rural Nevada, in teaching hospitals, and outpatient clinics. Attending our school brings together cutting-edge research and patient care with the real-world clinical needs of Nevada communities.
For more detailed information, please visit the Office of Medical Education website.
