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Standardized
Patient Application Form
**This
application does not constitute an offer of employment**
If you think that
you may be interested in being a Standardized Patient for the University
of Louisville Health Sciences Center, please complete the following questionnaire.
Once we have had a chance to review the information, you may be invited
to an informational session at which we will explain the program in detail.
If you have questions prior to this time you may call me at 852-2367.
The University of
Louisville School of Medicine employs standardized patients in the training
and evaluation of medical students, residents, and other professionals.
A Standardized Patient is a person who has been coached to accurately
and consistently recreate the history, personality, physical findings,
and emotional structure and response pattern of an actual patient isolated
at a particular point in time. Standardized Patients (or simulators) are
interviewed and examined (just as you would be by your family doctor)
by male and female medical students. In the patient role, simulators may
see several (1 to 12) students on a one-to-one basis during an evaluation
session or there may be a group of medical students (4 to 7) working with
you in a controlled teaching session.
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