CLICK Medical Student Program

“Our medical students are an integral part of our healthcare team at MRHC. Whether it be on rounds with our Internal Medicine Residents, assisting a surgeon in the operating room, or performing bedside point of care ultrasonography with our emergency medicine faculty, medical students will receive an experience like that of a university center, only with more autonomy and attending interaction, which I believe is a crucial experience for postgraduate physician medical training.”

– J. Peyton Preece, DO, FACOI – Director, Student Medical Education

 

 


Magnolia Regional Health Center became a core teaching site for Medical Students in August of 2006, beginning with three medical students from Pikeville, Kentucky and have since advanced our affiliations with additional colleges of medicine.  Medical students spend their third year of medical school at our facility for core rotations and possibly the fourth year with certain elective and selective rotations.  We currently have 22 Third year students and 15 Fourth Year students.  Medical Student affiliations are with NSUCOM, WCUCOM, KCUMB, UP-KYCOM, LMUDCOM and ICOM.

Physicians within our medical staff assist with the clinical and rotational requirements of our medical students.  These physicians are key to the success of our program and were selected because of their willingness and expertise in enhancing the educational process for future physicians

Dr. Peyton Preeceto this area.  We know the students that graduate from our program will be a shining reflection upon their school, our organization, as well as our medical staff.

At Magnolia Regional Health Center we welcome the opportunity to be a part of the future of providing highly trained and qualified physicians to Alcorn County and the surrounding communities.  Student doctors are an integral part of our team and we strongly encourage you to consider a one month audition rotation if you are interested in internal medicine residency.

In addition to core medical student rotations,  ‘shadowing’ opportunities for those who are in the medical school application completion process, or those who want to see if this may be a plan for their future are available upon scheduling request.


PROGRAM BENEFITS     Student Doctor Page

Students are required to attend daily & weekly structured didactics along with residents and fellows that include:

  • Journal Club
  • Tissue and Tumor
  • MKSAP Board Review
  • Grand Rounds
  • Morbidity and Mortality
  • Morning Report
  • Case Presentation
  • Community Volunteer Opportunities
  • Weekly reading assignment and quiz

Medical students are pleased with the opportunities for direct patient care and hands-on-experience, 1:1 preceptor/student rotations on most rotations, complimentary meals while working at the hospital, free parking, advanced technology in a rural setting and electronic health records.

ERAS and Match

Magnolia Regional Health Center participates in and accepts residency and fellowship applications through the ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) with the National Match Process.

Visiting Rotation Requirements:

  • Program Letter of Rotational Agreement—Dates and Type of Rotation or complete the attached electronic request
  • School Affiliation Agreement with MRHC
  • Health & Immunization History (including current TB skin test & Flu –within 12 months)
  • OSHA compliance (FIT Testing – N95) if available
  • Notarized Background Check and School Letter of Good Standing
  • Recent Drug Testing Results
  • School Liability Insurance / Malpractice Coverage
  • Copy of active:
    • ACLS & BLS cards
    • Driver’s License
    • Social Security Card
  • Current Photo ID
  • Cell Number & Emergency Contact
  • Date of Birth
  • MRHC abides by the CMS COVID vaccination mandate requirements.  Students are required to be fully vaccinated or granted exemption from the COVID-19 vaccine.

*All documents must be submitted to the Student Coordinator 1 month prior to the beginning of the rotation or the rotation request will be cancelled.

Student Rotation application – Click here – student_rotation_application_NEW

Meet Our Student Doctors 2021-2022


                                                                                           Welcome to MRHC!  3rd Year Core Student Doctors

The Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine recently recognized 10 physicians from hospitals and health care systems throughout the state and beyond with the inaugural Preceptor of the Year Award.    The ICOM students rotating at MRHC have chosen family medicine physician Dr. William Davis, MD as their preceptor of the year.

Award presented by:  J. Peyton Preece DO, DSME and Associate Program Director Internal Medicine Residency & Wendy Hurley, Student Manager

Contact Us

To arrange a site visit or for any questions you may have, please contact:

Office of Graduate Medical Education

Wendy Hurley

Wendy Hurley, C-TAGME

Division of Medical Student Affairs
Magnolia Regional Health Center
611 Alcorn Drive
Corinth, Ms. 38834
Office (662) 293-1142
Fax (662) 293-4347
Email: whurley@mrhc.org

 

Call (662) 293-1000