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Curriculum
- Academic Calendars
- Advanced Studies
- Certification Courses
- Scheduling | EVOS
- Global Health
- Major Affiliate Sites
- Optional Enrichment Electives (OEE)
- Office of Undergraduate Medical Education
- Visiting Students
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Student Handbook
- Introduction
- Section One: Academic Programs
- Section Two: Honor Code, Technical Standards, and Professionalism
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Section Three: Academic Policies and Regulations
- Attendance, Rescheduling, and Withdrawing
- Evaluation of Courses
- Evaluation of Students
- Adverse Recommendation
- Progress Board
- Criteria for Academic Review and Advancement
- Remediation Policies
- Dismissal
- Appeal Policy (Medical Student)
- Advanced Standing
- Credit Hour Definitions
- Extended Program
- Fifth Year Option for the MD Degree
- Leave of Absence
- Number of Years to Complete the MD Degree
- Posting of Faculty Course Material
- Praise Report
- Withdrawals
- Section Four: Honor Society, Residency Applications, and USMLE Exams
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Section Five: University Policies, Student Rights & Responsibilities
- Access, Solicitations, and Demonstrations
- Access to UMass Medical School Facilities
- AIMS Committee Policy on Impaired Medical Students
- Alcohol Policy
- Americans with Disabilities Act / Student ADA Accommodations
- Appropriate Treatment of Learners
- Bereavement Policy
- Clery Act
- Confidentiality of Patient Information
- Guidelines for Consensual Amorous Relationships
- Criminal Background Checks (CBC)/ Criminal Offender Records Information Checks (CORI)
- Dress Code
- Drug-Free Schools and Community Act Amendments of 1989
- Email Use and Access Policy and Student Access to UMMS online services
- Fire Safety Procedures
- Hazing
- iCELS Audio Visual Acknowledgement
- Identification of Students
- Jury Duty
- Logos, Usage of UMass Medical School Logos
- Malpractice Liability Insurance
- Medical Marijuana
- Patient Information Security
- Patient Rights Under HIPAA
- Religious/Ethical Matters
- Sexual Harassment (Policy and Procedures)
- Smoke Free and Tobacco Policy 05/27/08
- Student Clinical Education Hours Policy
- Title IX Incident – Investigative Policy and Procedure
- UMMS Policy on Students Infected with a Blood-Borne Pathogen
- UMMS Faculty and Student Vendor Relations Conflict of Interest Policy
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Section Six: Academic Student Resources
- Office of Educational Affairs (OEA)
- Center for Academic Achievement
- Office of Undergraduate Medical Education (OUME)
- Learning Communities Program
- Global Health Pathway
- Pathway on Clinical and Translational Research
- Rural Health Scholars Pathway
- Senior Scholars Program
- Summer Research Fellowship Program (Medical Students)
- The Office of Student Affairs (OSA)
- Careers in Medicine
- Room Reservations
- Weather Watch
- Pre-Matriculation Programs
- Registrar’s Office
- Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Certification For Graduation
- Voter Registration Forms
- Financial Aid Office
- Bursar’s Office
- Section Seven: Governance
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Section Eight: Everyday Living
- Bulletin Boards
- Campus Store
- Child Care/Daycare
- Dining on Campus
- Diversity and Inclusion Office (DIO)
- Lamar Soutter Library
- Lockers
- Mail - Postal Services
- Medical Instrument Loans
- Mothers Rooms/Breastfeeding/Nursing Rooms
- On Call Center (OCC)
- Pagers
- Parking and Access Control
- Police/Department of Public Safety
- Student Groups/Organizations
- Student Housing
- Student Lounge
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Section Nine: Student Health and Wellness
- Blood-Borne Pathogen Exposures (HIV/Hepatitis B/C & “Needlestick”)
- Disability Insurance
- Exercise Facilities
- Flu Vaccination Policy for UMMMC; Supported by UMass Medical School
- N95 Respirator Fitting/Mask FIT Testing
- Sensitive Medical and Counseling Care of Students by Faculty and Residents
- Student Counseling Services
- Student Health Services
- Student Health Clearance
- Student Health Insurance
- Student Health Fee
- Tuberculin Skin Testing Policy
- Section Ten: Additional Services
- Archived Versions of Student Handbook
- Handbook Index
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Policies
- Absence Policy
- Acceptable Use of Electronic Resources
- ADA Accommodations
- Appropriate Treatment of Learners
- Blood Borne Pathogens
- Campus Advocacy Resource and Education Site (CARE)
- Campus Safety / Clery Act
- Drug Testing
- Fifth Year Option
- Grievance
- Honor Code
- Sensitive Medical and Counseling Care of Students by Faculty and Residents Policy
- SOM Criminal Background Check
- Technical Standards
- Title IX
- USMLE Step 1 Timing Requirements Policy
- USMLE Step 2 Timing Requirements Policy
- Advising
- Learning Communities
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Resources
- Bursar
- Campus Store
- Diversity
- Financial Aid
- Funding Opportunities
- Housing
- Incoming Students
- Information Technology
- Library
- Mentoring at UMMS
- OASIS Help Page
- On Call Center
- Public Safety
- Registrar
- Student Life
- Student Leadership in National Organizations
- Student Research Opportunities
- Students as Research Subjects
- Sustainability
- Worcester Living
- Wellness
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How do I?
- Apply for ADA accommodations?
- Apply for a fifth year option?
- Do an overseas rotation?
- Extend?
- Get help for a needlestick?
- Note a name change?
- Obtain a Urine Drug Screening?
- Pick up a pager?
- Request a CORI/Background Check?
- Request a letter of good standing?
- Request a transcript of my USMLE Scores?
- Take a Leave of Absence?
- Get EPIC Training?
- Who Do I Call?
UMass Memorial Marlborough Hospital
Serving the Marlborough community since 1890, this UMass Memorial network affiliate hospital offers many services to patients. These include 24-hour emergency care, surgical services, cancer care, and diagnostic imaging. The vision of this facility is to provide an innovative hub for education, research, and health care. With 79 beds and over 600 employees, this facility’s mission is to provide sensitive care to the many diverse communities of central New England. Among other awards, Marlborough hospital was recognized by the Joint Commission as a “Top Performer in Quality Care” in 2013.
As part of the UMass Memorial Medical Group, Marlborough Hospital belongs to one of the largest group practices on the East Coast. Along with their commitment to health care, they are also involved in innovative research and extensive community service. The CARES values they stand for are:
- Consistently excelling at patient-centered care
- Acting with personal integrity and accountability
- Respecting one another
- Effective change through teamwork and system thinking
- Supporting diverse communities
Learn more about Marlborough Hospital at http://www.umassmemorialhealthcare.org/marlborough-hospital.
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