Become an Adjunct Faculty Member

Physicians throughout the country are helping train LECOM medical students to become skilled and compassionate physicians. The LECOM Clinical Education Department is eager to establish long-term relationships with physicians willing to convey professional knowledge and provide quality mentoring for student physicians. The need for on-site clinical rotations grows each year as new colleges of osteopathic medicine open and more students enroll in medical school. Please sign up now to become a Clinical Adjunct Faculty Member or recommend a Clinical Rotation Site.

Benefits to becoming a clinical adjunct faculty member:
• Ensure access to affordable, quality medical education
• Allow LECOM to keep tuition among the lowest of all medical schools
• Stay on the cutting-edge of medicine
• Shape the next generation of physicians
• Earn Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits. LECOM awards 28 category 1-B credits per full four-week rotation.
• Receive discounts on LECOM CME conference registration

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Are you a LECOM alumnus?*
If yes, what year did you graduate?*
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Can you facilitate a student rotation every month?*
If not, how many months out of the year can you facilitate a student?*
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