The clinical diagnostic radiology clerkship is a 2-week rotation offered at King Abdullah University Hospital. Students devote most of their time attending lectures, seminars and rotating through all of the subspecialty radiology services covered at our radiology department. Students will have an insight about the radiology workflow in different imaging modalities, from patient evaluation to diagnosis and final reporting. Course objectives are concise and are distributed to students at the beginning of the rotation. Faculty members who participate in teaching are familiar with these objectives.
Students are taught by specialized radiologists who are faculty members of the medical school.
Student evaluation consists of three components:
15% of the final grade is based on evaluation and case discussion during the rotation as well as attendance, 40% of the final grade is based on end rotation clinical exam (spot image diagnosis).
The final 45% is based on final written exam.
