AMCH Clinical Training

AMCH Student Clinics

The AMCH Medical Center, in a suite within the building shown, houses the teaching clinic for the American Medical College of Homeopathy. At this clinic, AMCH medical students achieve clinical competencies through their clinical rotations. In addition to the Medical Center, students are participating in rotations at other medical sites in Arizona. The AMCH Medical Center offers multi-disciplinary primary medical care for common, serious and chronic health conditions for the entire family. The staff of homeopathic practitioners treats patients of all ages using a variety of natural alternatives for healing, treatment of chronic and acute medical conditions and staying well.
    
Clinical training is organized to allow gradually increasing responsibility in assessment and treatment of patients. During this time there is a responsibility for the diagnosis and implementation of treatment under the supervision of a licensed physician. Application will be made of the knowledge gained in course work and its use in practical patient care situation. It is expected that each student will work with the supervising physicians and staff as a team. 
  
Clinical training is designed to help the student bridge the gap between classroom education and practice. Our goal is to prepare students to be comfortable practicing independently by the time that they graduate. The focus of the clinics are on building observation and perception skills, case taking, case analysis and case management. The clinical setting is designed for closed circuit TV monitoring as part of the educational experience.