Three-Year Medical Education Curriculum Clause Samples
The Three-Year Medical Education Curriculum clause establishes that the medical education program will be completed within a three-year timeframe. This clause typically outlines the structure, duration, and progression requirements for students, specifying that all coursework, clinical rotations, and assessments must be finished within this period. By defining a set duration for the curriculum, it ensures that students and administrators have clear expectations regarding the timeline for graduation, thereby promoting efficient program completion and resource planning.
Three-Year Medical Education Curriculum.
1. Promise or guarantee (verbally or in writing) residency training positions;
2. Offer “conditional acceptance”, “pre-matched,” or “matched” positions outside of the Match;
3. Compel, request, or require that students commit to the training program prior to the release of the Match results;
4. Indicate or imply that a training position is secured or guaranteed before Match results are released; or
5. Prevent applicants from exploring, applying to, interviewing with, or ranking programs of their choice.
Three-Year Medical Education Curriculum. Schools participating in a 3-year medical education curriculum must ensure that schools and match-participating residency training programs are not entering into agreements with students regarding training positions outside of the Match. Medical schools must not:
1. Promise or guarantee (verbally or in writing) residency training positions to students;
2. Offer students “conditional acceptance,” “pre-matched,” or “matched” positions to residency training positions outside of the Match;
3. Compel, request, or require, students to commit to a specific training program prior to the release of Match results;
4. Indicate or imply a training position is secured or guaranteed before Match results are released;
5. Prevent students from exploring, applying to, interviewing with, or ranking programs of their choice.
Three-Year Medical Education Curriculum. Applicants participating in a 3-year medical education curriculum may not enter into agreements or be compelled to enter into agreements for training outside of the Match. Applicants may not:
1. Promise or guarantee (verbally or in writing) to enter into residency training positions outside of the Match;
2. Enter into an agreement for “conditional acceptance,” “pre-match,” or a “matched” position(s) to a residency training program(s) outside of the Match;
3. Commit to a specific training program prior to release of Match results; or
4. Be prevented from exploring, applying to, interviewing, or ranking programs of their choice. Applicants subjected to any of the conditions above, or who are unsure if a violation has been committed, may review the Match Violations Policy at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and should report any suspected violation(s) to the NRMP for investigation.