Medical Student Electives
The Department of Dermatology at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center / Case Western Reserve University offers clinical electives for medical students. Listed below are the electives currently offered by the Department of Dermatology.
- DERM 4001A: Dermatology - At UH & VAMC (University Hospitals)
We ask that non-CWRU visiting students DO NOT contact departments directly. If you have any questions, please fill out the Undergraduate Medical Office's online contact form.
University Hospitals David Satcher Clerkship Program
University Hospitals David Satcher Clerkship was developed to expose minority medical students to career opportunities in academic medicine. Learn more about the David Satcher Clerkship and how you can apply.
How to Apply
Visiting Students interested in a rotation in Dermatology at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center may apply through VSLO. Case Western Reserve University SOM students should continue to register through the Case SOM Registrar’s Office.
You will receive a confirmation letter from either the VSLO application process or the Case Registrar's office once your application is complete and all documents are received. In addition, you will receive communication from the Medical Student Credentialing office regarding orientation on your first day of the elective.
Please visit the Medical Student Office for more information
How to Apply for Medical Student Electives
University Hospitals uses AAMC-VSLO to process visiting medical student applications. Please login and search for our host name below.
Case Western Reserve University SOM students should continue to register through the Case SOM Registrar’s Office.
Host Name: University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center (Electives for UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s, UH MacDonald Women's Hospital and UH Seidman Cancer Center are also listed under University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center)
Medical Student Research Group
The Dermatology Medical Student Research Group provides helpful resources and structure to become a principal investigator and project lead on research projects.