Thank you for your interest in the Visiting Students Audition Rotation
Program with the Mobile Infirmary Internal Medicine Residency Program!
This program is an opportunity for fourth-year medical students to participate
in an array of elective clinical rotations that foster the growth of medical
knowledge through direct patient care experiences.
Before submitting an application for a visiting student audition rotation,
please carefully review the information below.
Qualifications
Fourth-year medical student in good standing at an accredited U.S. allopathic
or osteopathic medical school
Students must have completed all core clerkships
Students must have successfully passed USMLE Step 1 or COMLEX Level 1
Two Letter of Recommendations
*Note:Participation in a visiting student audition rotation does not guarantee
an invitation for a residency program interview. Invitations to interview
are provided at the discretion of Mobile Internal Medicine Residency program.
Internal Medicine Residency Program Requirements
Proof of Health Insurance
Must be current and active through the duration of the rotation
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)
Basic Life Support (BLS)
Affiliation Agreement
Confirm that your institution has an established affiliation agreement
with Mobile Infirmary Medical Center; if your institution does not have
an affiliation agreement, you will need to notify LaTasha Williams, C-TAGME,
immediately at
Mobile.IMResidency@infirmaryhealth.org, and provide the contact details for the person at your institution responsible
for setting up fourth year rotations.
NBME Score report must be submitted with application.
Copy of Professional Malpractice/Medical Liability Insurance Coverage
A copy of Driver’s License or Government Issued Identification
A copy of your immunization records
Provide proof of a current TB test – completed in the last year
Provide proof of a current flu shot
Provide proof of results of a negative 10-panel drug screen
Provide proof of a background screen that includes:
7-year Criminal History for each County of Residence
National Sex Offender Registry
Social Security Verification
Residence History
National Healthcare Fraud & Abuse Scan (OIG, GSA, state and federal
Medicare and Medicaid exclusions lists)
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Certificate of Professional Malpractice/Medical Liability Insurance Coverage
Students are required to have standard malpractice/liability coverage of
at least $1 million per instance and $3 million aggregate to be eligible
for the visiting student audition rotation.
Application Specifics
To prepare for applications opening, students must be prepared to submit
the following required documents via online application using this link:
https://form.jotform.com/241445065516151
Personal statement
CV
Medical school transcript
Board scores (USMLE/COMLEX)
Two Letter(s) of recommendation
Letters of recommendation should be written by a physician with whom you
have worked with that is familiar with your clinical abilities and career goals
Letters of recommendation should be emailed to Mobile.IMResidency@infirmaryhealth.org
Academic Year Timeline
Applications Accepted
Application Closes
Audition Rotation Period
March 1
March 31
July-Sept 2025
June 1
June 30
Oct-Dec 2025
Sept 1
Sept 30
Jan-March 2026
June 1
June 30
Oct-Dec 2026
Visiting Students Audition Rotations are 4 weeks in length, the rotation
begins on a Monday and concludes 4 weeks later on a Friday in full week
increments (excluding holidays).
*Note:Once rotations have been confirmed, changes in or rescheduling assignments
are not permitted.
Submission
Submit completed application with required documentation by the deadlines
indicated in the academic year timeline. The residency program office
will begin reviewing applications and promptly make decisions on the first
of the month following the application deadline.
*Note:Applications received after the submission deadline may not be reviewed
by the residency program office.
Acceptance
Students accepted for a visiting student audition rotation will be notified
via email from the residency program office and must successfully complete
all post-acceptance requirements and adhere to all Mobile Infirmary Medical
Center policies, including, but not limited to background checks, immunizations,
and required documentation.
Post Acceptance Documentation includes:
Completed Student Intake Form
Review of Student Orientation Manual and submit completed I Heard and Read form
Review Infirmary Health System (IHS) Corporate Integrity Agreement (CIA)
and submit completed Ineligibility Certification (IA) Form
Signed Acknowledgment Form
Failure to complete or adhere to any post-acceptance requirements will
result in the cancellation of the audition rotation.
*Note:Acceptance and participation in Mobile Infirmary Internal Medicine Residency
Program Visiting Student Audition Program does not guarantee a letter
of recommendation or residency interview.