DAOM Clinical Curriculum

Our dual-specialization in Internal & Physical Medicine hinges on 600 hours of classroom instruction and 650 hours of clinical rotations. We provide doctoral students with the advanced knowledge required to meet the demands of today’s multi-need patient.

The clinical rotations provide you the opportunity to broaden your proficiency in managing a wide spectrum of conditions and cultivate new collaborative relationships across medical disciplines. Clinical training takes place in several integrated care settings with rotations beginning at Emperor’s College Acupuncture Clinic and extending to mentorships under a variety of health care providers.

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Personalized Plan for Clinical Training

Emperor’s College doctoral students have the unique opportunity to develop a personalized clinical training plan based on their prior experience, current clinical practice and their educational goals. To assist students with the development of such a plan, we utilize the Clinical Skills Self-Inventory [CSSI] survey which serves as a self-evaluation instrument determining the level of each practitioner’s clinical skills and knowledge and ensures that all fellows achieve their educational goals.