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Rachel Zirman

PA Student

  • About Me
    • Welcome!
  • Didactic Year
    • HPDP
      • Case Study
    • Radiology
      • Evaluating an Abscess
    • Interview and counseling
      • Clinician Centered Interview
      • Patient Centered Interview
    • Physical Diagnosis 1
      • Physical Diagnosis 1 H&Ps
      • Comparing My first H&P to my Last H&P
    • Evidence Based Medicine
      • Evidence Based Medicine Mini-CAT
    • Clinical correlations
      • Final Reflection on Clinical Correlations
    • Health Policy
      • Health related Policy Analysis
    • Public Health
      • Developing an Intervention
    • Biomedical Ethics
      • Ethical argument essay
      • Justice and Ethical Allocation of Resources
    • Physical Diagnosis 2
      • Physical Diagnosis 2 H&Ps
      • Comparing My H&P in PD 2
  • Clinical Year
    • Rotation 1: Family Medicine
      • Family Medicine H&P
      • Journal article- Low dose CT screening
      • Family Medicine Rotation Reflection
      • Case Logs on Typhon
      • Site Evaluation Summary
    • Rotation 2: Emergency Medicine
      • Emergency Medicine H&Ps
      • Journal Article and summary
      • Typhon case log summary
      • Emergency Medicine Rotation Reflection
      • Site Visit summary- Emergency Medicine
    • Rotation 3: Psychiatry
      • Psychiatry Rotation Reflection
      • Psychiatry Site Evaluation Reflection
      • Psychiatry Typhon Summary
      • Psychiatry Journal Article Summary
      • HPI Psychiatry
    • PICO Table
    • Rotation 4: Internal Medicine Rotation
      • Internal Medicine Site Evaluation Summary
      • Reflection on my Internal Medicine Rotation
      • Internal Medicine Drug Cards
      • Internal Medicine Article Summary
      • HPI 1-3 Internal Medicine
      • Typhon Case Log Summary Internal Medicine
      • MINI-CAT internal medicine
    • Rotation 5: Urgent Care
      • Urgent care article review
      • Urgent care Drug cards
      • Urgent Care HPIs
      • Urgent care Typhon
      • Urgent care PICO
      • Urgent Care Rotation Reflection
      • Urgent Care Site Visit Summary
    • Rotation 6: Long Term Care
      • LTC Typhon case log
      • LTC drug cards
      • OSCE case
      • LTC Rotation Reflection
      • LTC site evaluation summary
      • LTC HPI 1-3
      • MINICAT 2
    • Rotation 7: Pediatrics
      • Pediatrics Site Evaluation
      • Pediatrics journal article
      • Pediatrics Typhon case logs
      • Pediatric PICOs
      • Pediatrics procedure log
      • Pediatrics HPIs
      • Pediatrics Rotation Reflection
    • Rotation 8: Surgery
      • Surgery Typhon
      • Surgery procedure log
      • Surgery SOAP Notes
      • Surgery CAT Draft
      • Surgery Article
      • Surgery Site evaluation reflection
      • Surgery Rotation Reflection
    • Rotation 9: OBGYN
      • CAT
      • PANCE prep plan
      • CV and Resume
      • Site evaluation Reflection
      • OBGYN Reflection
      • OBGYN Procedure log book
      • OBGYN drug cards
      • OBGYN article
      • Typhon OBGYN
      • HPI obgyn

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By Rachel Zirman PA-S | June 24, 2024 | Didactic | No Comments |
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