Preceptors/Mentors

Physicians throughout the country are helping train LECOM medical students to become skilled and compassionate physicians.

LECOM Clinical Education Department is eager to establish long-term relationships with physicians who are willing to convey professional knowledge and provide quality mentoring for medical students. The need for on-site clinical rotations grows each year as new colleges of osteopathic medicine open and more students enroll in medical school.

If you would like to learn more about becoming a LECOM clinical faculty member or how you can provide a clinical rotation site for LECOM students, please contact the Erie Clinical Education Office, at (814) 860-5133; or the Bradenton Clinical Education Office, at (941) 782-5661, or fill out the form below.

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Are you a LECOM alumnus?*
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Can you facilitate a student rotation every month?*
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