Medical Gross Anatomy
ANNB 301 / 60106 / 8 Credits
Elizabeth Ezerman
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm
15 June - 25 July 2009
Enroll by: June 15
Vermont resident: $1,338
Non-resident: $1,580

This course is limited to medical, osteopathic, podiatric and dental students currently enrolled in their respective schools who have not satisfied their Gross Anatomy requirement. The course includes a complete cadaver dissection by all students and evaluation in embryology as required. Emphasis is placed on individualized laboratory instruction. The course is equivalent to the traditional gross anatomy course taught to medical students at UVM (prior to the integrated curriculum) and is taught by the same professors.

Prerequisite: Permission from Dr. Elizabeth Ezerman and a letter attesting to the applicant’s academic status and approving enrollment in this course sent by the Dean or other appropriate official of the applicant’s home institution to Dr. Elizabeth Ezerman, Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology, C427 Given Building, University of Vermont College of Medicine, Burlington, VT 05405-0068.

No textbook is required for this summer course. Grant’s Dissector is used in the laboratory. Any standard medical gross anatomy text and atlas may be used. Students often like to purchase our syllabus (the “Red Book”), available in the UVM bookstore, but this is not necessary.
 
We strive for a relaxed atmosphere and much student-teacher contact. The same faculty who teach during the regular medical school course teach this course.

To register for the course, please follow the instructions at this link.