Training

Health Education Students
Internships for UA students enrolled in the Public Health graduate program or majoring in Health Education are available through the Health Promotion and Preventive Services unit of Campus Health. Depending upon the student's area of interest, internships may focus on one or more of a variety of areas including: alcohol and drug prevention, sexual health, nutrition and fitness, and social marketing of health-related messages. Students interested in obtaining an internship must visit the Health Promotion and Preventive Services reception desk (3rd floor of Campus Health) to fill out an Internship Application form. For more information, call 621-5700.

Graduate Business Students
Campus Health Service employs graduate students to assist with the Marketing Department throughout the year. Projects that students may be involved with include advertising, market research, marketing plan development, orientation planning, and interaction with other student programs. The student works with the Administration and all other departments at Campus Health Service to assist in various other projects.

Clinical Psychology Externship at CAPS
CAPS offers training for qualified advanced level graduate students in Clinical Psychology, who are interested in training in a multidisciplinary, progressive campus- based counseling and consultation service. Externs work independently, but under the supervision of a licensed clinical psychologist. Externs gain experience doing initial evaluations, crisis intervention, brief therapy, and referrals as indicated. Additionally, they are urged to participate in staff meetings; as well as in support groups; life skills workshops; consultations with parents, faculty and other Campus Life Professionals; and in workshops offered to the campus community. The ideal commitment is 20 hours per week, but this may be negotiated under certain conditions. There is currently no monetary stipend available for this position. Interested graduate psychology students should call Dr. Marian Binder to discuss the externship program, 621-3334.

Medical Students

Campus Health's Medical Resident Training Program
Training for medical residents is available in the Sports Medicine department and the Gynecology clinic of Campus Health. In the Sports Medicine department, all first year Pediatric residents come through as a part of their Adolescent Medicine rotation, and all Family Medicine residents come through as a part of their Orthopedics rotation. In addition, both Family Medicine and Internal Medicine residents may rotate through as an elective. In the Gynecology clinic, all Pediatric residents come through as part of their Adolescent Medicine rotation. Family Medicine and Internal Medicine residents can rotate through as a part of their Women's Health elective.

Nursing Students
Campus Health registered nurses precept university student nurses in our Acute Care Clinic. They help educate them with hands-on clinical experience with varied procedures such as intravenous management, rapid strep tests, and assisting with minor procedures.

Pharmacy Students
Campus Health Service Pharmacy is a rotation site for Pharmacy Practice 803a. Fourth year students from the College of Pharmacy complete a six-week clinical rotation on site. Historically 6 students a year complete rotations at CHS Pharmacy.

Psychiatry Nurse Practitioner Interns
CAPS offers an internship for students completing Psychiatric NP training. This internship is supervised by our staff psychiatrist. U of A Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner students may apply for this internship in the last semester of their academic program. Prospective interns may apply to CAPS directly after they have conferred with their program coordinator/director.

Psychiatry Residents
Psychiatry residents from University Medical Center may opt to complete a rotation at Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS). The resident will gain experience in college mental health, under the supervision of Dr. Hal Crawford, psychiatrist. Interested residents are encouraged to contact Dr. Crawford, 621-3334.

• One-year ACGME-accredited sports medicine fellowship designed to teach residency-trained primary care physicians the principles and practice of sports medicine.
• Emphasis is placed on learning the clinical skills necessary to prevent and treat exercise-related injuries while promoting a healthy lifestyle and preparing the graduate to be a team physician.
• Clinical experience is gained at the University of Arizona Campus Health Center (including intercollegiate, club and disabled athletics), McKale Athletic Center, Family Practice Continuity Clinic, Canyon Ranch, and various other sporting events.Program Director: Stephen Paul, M.D., Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine and Clinical Coordinator Sports Medicine Campus Health at the University of Arizona.
• 2 positions are offered each year. Priority will be given to the fourth-year track of the University of Arizona Family Practice Residency. We are currently not participating in the match.
• 2004 Fellows: Bruce Helming, MD and Heather Walsh, MD.
• 2005 Fellow: Ed Clarke M.D.

Graphic Design Internship
Internships for UA graphic design students are available through the Health Promotion and Preventive Services unit of Campus Health. Interns will be given the opportunity to work on a variety of projects and acquire valuable experience and skills. Interested students can call 621-8027 for more information.