tracks

Tracks are subject-focused, supplemental enrichment programs inside of the DO degree.  Students apply to a Track in the fall of their first year. Track courses begin in mid-January. Track students attend classes over and above the core curriculum.  A student will stay with their chosen Track throughout their education unless they withdraw by choice or are asked to withdraw due to violation of the Track Requirements.  A student may only participate in one Track, and they cannot change to a different Track once the Track classes have started.

There are 6 tracks on each campus.

First year students: Watch here and in your email for information on TRACK OR TREAT October 14, 2024 8:00 am to 10:00 am - our fun event with the Track Directors and current Track Students promoting tracks and the official kick-off to the Track Application Procedure.  Track enrollment will begin at noon on October 14, 2024 and close on Monday, November 4 at 5:00 pm.

Class of 2028 - TRACK APPLICATIONS

The track applications will open at NOON on Monday, October 14  and remain open until Monday, November 4 at 5:00 pm.  If there is an extension to this deadline, you will be notified.   You will find the individual Track Applications on the student iNET under Forms and the Tracks and Special Programs heading.  Track Information & Application Forms 

 

Tracks at RVU COM CO

Tracks are guided by RVU's Mission and Values Offering optional curricular programming strategically crafted to inspire students to live the RVU values of service, compassion, integrity, and excellence.

Academic Medicine and Leadership

Digital Health

Global Medicine

Physician Scientist

Rural and Wilderness Medicine

Urban Underserved - CO only

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Tracks at RVU COM SU

Tracks are guided by RVU's Mission and Values Offering optional curricular programming strategically crafted to inspire students to live the RVU values of service, compassion, integrity, and excellence.

Academic Medicine and Leadership

Digital Health

Global Medicine

Physician Scientist

Rural and Wilderness Medicine