Griffith medical school student talks about clinical placements 10 November 2015 The graduate-entry Doctor of Medicine program at Griffith Medical School is an AQF level 9, extended Masters program and is studied over four years full time. The program focuses on four major themes: Learn more about Griffith Medical School Doctor and Patient Knowledge of Health and Illness Doctor and Health in the Community Doctor and Law, Ethics and Professional Practice Through a combination of problem-based learning, small-group practical and clinical skills sessions, plus extensive clinical placements and considerable online support, Griffith MD students will develop the skills, knowledge and attributes necessary to succeed as an intern. Graduates will be caring and competent and have a fundamental understanding of the science of medicine. Clinical Placements From Semester 1, Year 1, students participate in clinical placements starting with “Health in the Community” placements and Hospital Based Clinical Training (HBCT). In Year 2, students continue with their HBCT placements and also start General Practice (GP) placement. In Years 3 and 4, students are primarily based in the hospital with an emphasis on clinical skills, patient management and professional behaviour. The Griffith School of Medicine works in collaboration with the following hospital sites: Gold Coast University Hospital Logan Hospital The Tweed Heads Hospital The Wesley Hospital (Brisbane) QRME Longlook Program (various rural hospital placements) Lachlan Thompson is interning at the Gold Coast University Hospital. Watch his video to hear about his clinical experience as a Griffith Medical School student! Griffith Medical School Doctor of Medicine Program: Doctor of Medicine (MD) Campus Location: Gold Coast, Queensland Program Duration: 4 years Semester Intake: January each year * Would you like more information about studying at Griffith Medical School? Please contact OzTREKK’s Australian Medical Schools Admissions Officer Sarah Bridson at [email protected] or call toll free in Canada at 1-866-698-7355. News Post navigation Previous Previous post: Watching water helps us better understand climate change Next Next post: Sydney speech pathologist keeps an eye on vocal fry