Anatomy Certificate

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The Certificate in Anatomy at EVMS is a unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive knowledge of human gross anatomy in 8 weeks. The focus of the program is dissection of the whole human body while learning basic descriptive, functional and clinical anatomy. Medical school-level instruction occurs on-site through didactic lectures, small group learning activities and dissection labs. Successful completion of the Certificate program with a B+ or higher will lead to preferential selection into the master’s program the next year.

This program is ideal for individuals who wish to:

improve an application to a health professional or medical school
strengthen foundational knowledge prior to matriculating into health professional or medical school
take an anatomy course
enhance workforce credentials

This course aims to teach the fundamentals of human gross and clinical anatomy for individuals who have an interest in anatomy but do not want to pursue, or do not need, a master’s degree.

Program dates: June through July

Schedule: The program meets daily (Monday-Friday) for 8 weeks, approximately 5 hours a day.

Prerequisite: Bachelor’s degree

Admission

This program maintains an admission process unique to the program. Prospective students are encouraged to review the admission requirements in order to best prepare themselves for a successful future at EVMS.

Tuition and Fees Process

This program maintains an admission process unique to the program. All students are encouraged to review the tuition and fees process in order to best prepare themselves for a successful future at EVMS.

Curriculum

Summer 2021 | 5 Credit Hours

MCHA 500 - Clinical Gross Anatomy

Total Requirement: 5 Credit Hours

Faculty

Program Director

Marta Ambrozewicz, MD, PhD, Associate Professor

Faculty

Paul Aravich, PhD, Professor

Madison Barber, Instructor

Amanda Burbage, PhD, Assistant Professor

Richard Conran, PhD, MD, JD, Chair

Carrie Elzie, PhD, Associate Professor

Lane Fortney, MS, Instructor

Lauren Roten, Instructor

Michael Solhaug, MD, Vice Chair and Professor

Staff

Kiera Dorsey