2021 - 2022 COM Student Handbook

Dr. Kiran C. Patel College of Osteopathic Medicine (KPCOM)—Osteopathic Medicine Program 2021–2022 127 • complete all assigned Canvas module(s) during the rotation • earn a standard score of 111 or above on the first attempt on the NBOME Comprehensive Osteopathic Medical Achievement Test (COMAT) end-of-discipline examination, if required (a grade of PH cannot be achieved if a student misses an assigned exam) • complete and submit to the Office of Osteopathic Clinical Education an electronic Student Evaluation of Clinical Rotation form • complete and submit to the Office of Osteopathic Clinical Education a case log, with the exception of research rotations • have a case evaluation form submitted by the preceptor, if required • attend the rotation for the required number of days To achieve a grade of Pass ( P ) on a rotation, the student must achieve all of the following: • earn an average score of 2, or higher, in each competency that was assessed on the Preceptor Evaluation of Student Form • earn a Standard Score of 80 or above on the first or second attempt on the COMAT end-of- discipline examination • complete all assigned Canvas modules no later than 30 days after end of rotation • complete and submit to the Office of Osteopathic Clinical Education an electronic Student Evaluation of Clinical Rotation form • complete and submit to the Office of Osteopathic Clinical Education a case log, with the exception of research rotations • have a case evaluation form submitted by the preceptor • attend the rotation for the required number of days To receive a grade of Failure ( F ) on a rotation, only one of the following must apply to the student: • earn an average score lower than 2 on at least one competency • earn a standard score of 79, or lower, on the second attempt on the COMAT end-of-discipline examination • fail to complete all assigned Canvas modules within 30 days of the end of rotation • fail to complete and submit an electronic Student Evaluation of Clinical Rotation form • fail to complete and submit a case log, with the exception of research rotations • demonstrate behavior inappropriate for his or her present level of training • not have a case evaluation form submitted