What is the TRUE Graduate Certificate?
The Graduate Certificate in Tribal, Rural, and Urban Underserved Medicine offers a structured continuum of education for University of Utah medical students and formal academic record of coherent accomplishment in this growing field. Graduate Certificate awardees are required to complete a minimum of 15 academic elective credits within the program. All academic credits are can be applied to the elective credits necessary for completing the MD degree.
- Population Health and Health Systems in TRU Communities
- 2 credit hours
- September/December/March Intersessions
- Optional Rural Immersion Course
- 1 credit hour
- 1 week
- Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship
- TRU LIC satisfies TRUE Certificate clinical requirement
- MDID 6650: Applied Community Health and Leadership
- 1 credit hour
- TRU Primary Clerkship
- 4 credit hours
- MDID 6800: Community Oriented Health Improvement Project
- 4 credit hours
- MDID 6560 - Rural Immersion Course
- MDID 6002 - Telemedicine for Future Providers
- MDID 6003 - Rural-Refugee Health in Utah
- MDID 6670: IPE Health Care in Frontier/Rural Populations
- SURG 7101 - Foundations in Value Driven Healthcare
- FPMD 7811 - HPIH Principles of Integrative Medicine
- FPMD 7812 - HPIH Resilience in Healthcare
- MDID 6710 - Introduction to Population Health 1-4
- SURG 7102 - Strategies for Healthcare Improvement
- MDID 6640 - Health Disparities and Public Health
- MDID 6670 - IPE Health Care in Frontier/Rural Populations
- UUHSC 6301 - IPE Telemedicine/Telehealth
- Other Pathway Course Offerings