College of Osteopathic Medicine Catalog 2026-2027

OMED 2101 Clinical Reasoning II

Builds on prior coursework using active learning modalities such as flipped-classroom, case-based, and team-based learning. Integrates biomedical sciences and evidence-based medicine into organ-system case discussions to enhance diagnostic and reasoning skills.  

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine

OMED 2102 Clinical and Communication Skills III

Continues development of osteopathic principles, osteopathic manipulative treatment, history-taking, physical-examination, communication, and basic clinical procedures. Learning is primarily hands-on through labs, simulation, and standardized patient encounters, supported by lectures and small group work. 

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine

OMED 2103 Physicians, Patients, Communities III

Expands upon prior instruction in health systems, ethics, professionalism, leadership skills, social determinants, population health, and advocacy. Includes large group discussions, flipped-classroom and small-group methods as well as a four-hour experiential immersion in a clinical or community setting. 

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine

OMED 2201 Clinical Reasoning III

Advances clinical reasoning skills through active learning modalities such as flipped-classroom, case-based, and team-based learning organized around organ-system and complaint-based cases: Integrates biomedical sciences and evidence-based medicine.  

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine

OMED 2202 Clinical and Communication Skills IV

Enhances learning of osteopathic principles, osteopathic manipulative treatment, history-taking, physical examination, communication, and basic clinical procedures. Learning is primarily hands-on through labs, simulation, and standardized patient encounters, supported by lectures and small group work. 

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine

OMED 2203 Physicians, Patients, Communities IV

Expands upon prior instruction in health systems, ethics, professionalism, leadership skills, social determinants, population health, and advocacy. Includes large group discussions, flipped-classroom and small-group methods as well as a four-hour experiential immersion in a clinical or community setting. 

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Program Restrictions

Include Osteopathic Medicine