Freeman Health System decided to use technology that doctors, patients and nurses were already comfortable with. “We’ve found that there is no traditional model for this because hospitals and clinics are all doing it in so many different ways,” Rollins says. Rollins says these projects represent a larger healthcare shift toward Virtual Medicine, or the use of virtual encounters and technology to provide services. With so many different practices, Rollins and his team are building mobile applications and platforms that give doctors more freedom to work outside the hospital, and at the same time empower patients to be more involved with their care. Together, the network’s more than 300 physicians provide general medicine, cancer treatment, heart and vascular care, neurosurgery, orthopedics and many other specialties. Locations include Freeman Hospital West, Freeman Hospital East, Freeman Neosho Hospital, and Ozark Center, a mental health facility. Rollins is the CIO of Joplin, Missouri-based Freeman Health System, a locally-owned, not-for-profit network of hospitals and clinics. “When it comes to patient education and scheduling, it’s becoming more on demand than ever before, and from an IT perspective we have to try and be mindful of how quickly things change so we are ready with new technology models,” he says. Once the Clerkship Site Match is finalized for your class, KCU Clinical Education will notify students when contacting clerkship sites directly is permitted.It’s not often that healthcare is compared to retail, but as hospitals and clinics become more reliant on technology to provide streamlined services, Leonard “Skip” Rollins says his staff is all about providing an “Amazon experience.”
FREEMAN HEALTH SYSTEM SKIN
TB screening required annually (only two-step skin test or blood test accepted).Orientation provided prior to the first clerkship.Global Track and Military Track Students must communicate third-year clerkship obligations to site as soon as the Clerkship Match Process is finalized.Curriculum Vitae (CV) must be submitted prior to Clerkship Match.BLS and ACLS certifications must be current.Background check and drug screen required third year only (on-site drug screen may also be required).OMT/OPP Opportunities: Students are required to participate in the monthly OMM Lab held on the KCU-Joplin Campus.Didactic Opportunities: Students are required to participate in morning report, lectures, patient rounds and required reading as assigned.Student Duties: Students are required to participate in weekend call.Meal Benefits: Students receive food and beverage from the cafeteria while on duty.Facility Resources: Students have access to computers, dining room, internet, medical library, phones, printers, secured storage area, study space and WiFi while on duty at the hospital.Exceptions to this policy may occur for students officially enrolled in the Military and Global Health Tracks or completing third-year selective(s) away from the Core Site as part of the Specialty Track requirements.Īvailability of all third-year selectives listed above varies based upon placement of fourth-year students and residents Selective clerkship opportunities are not available away from the Core Site during the third year. If applicable, selective opportunities will be communicated to students at the core site’s discretion after the match. The Core Site determines the selective clerkships available based on the resources at the Core Site. The student may have some ability to choose from a list of available selective clerkships. These are clinical experiences completed in addition to the third-year core clerkships. This site schedules clinical experiences in one month increments. Women's Health (1 month) Inpatient/Outpatient.Internal Medicine (2 months) - Inpatient.Child and Adolescent Health (1 month) Inpatient/Outpatient.Behavioral Health (1 month) Inpatient/Outpatient.
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