Academics

Graduate Student Information

Thank you for your interest in the Graduate Student Programs at Carl R Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) Please review the information below, and if you have unanswered questions, please do nohesitate to contact the GME Onboarding and Training Specialist via email at: usarmy.cavazos.medcomcrdamc.mbx.gme-coordinator@health.mil.

Clinical Experience/Rotation Requests

1. All clinical experience/rotation requests must be sent through the GME Onboarding and Training Specialist using the CRDAMC Clinical Experience/Rotation Request Form and sending it by email to usarmy.cavazos.medcom-crdamc.mbx.gme-coordinator@health.mil. Please do not contact thdepartments directly, as it may result in over-scheduling and cancellations.
CRDAMC Clinical Experience/Rotation Request form

2. Requests are processed in the order received.

3. Service member clinical rotation requests take priority over non-service member rotation requests.

4. During the months of June through October, Medical Students intending to interview with the emergency medicine, family medicine, and psychiatry programs will take priority over ALL otherotations.

5. Students will receive a confirmation email from the GME office once their rotation is scheduledPlease read the confirmation email carefully and immediately submit the requested information. If the requested information is not received by the GME office one month before the first requested date of the rotation, it is subject to automatic cancellation.

6. HPSP Medical Students requesting a non-ADT rotation must have a Memorandum of Affiliatio(MOA) in place between CRDAMC and the student's medical school. The Student Coordinator will provide contact information when the request is received.

7. Civilians, with no military affiliation, must initiate a background check through the CRDAMC security office. Please contact the GME office via email for more information.

Virtual Education Center

The Defense Health Agency’s Virtual Education Center is an online educational platform with more than 50,000 resources covering 60 medical topics, including:

  • Health and wellness information
  • Clinic-specific resources
  • Videos, handouts, and links to additional health resources
  • Training materials, how-to videos, and step-by-step instructions

The Virtual Education Center puts the power in your hands to research health topics before you talk to your provider.

Get informed. Ask the right questions. Make the best decisions about your health. 

How does it work?

You can log in from any mobile device. It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3 …

  1. Go to https://vec.health.mil/ and agree to the terms.
  2. Log in with your Common Access Card or DS Logon. If you don’t already have a DS Logon, you’ll need to set it up.
  3. Explore and learn!

Search topics, create personalized dashboards, and quickly find information sent to you directly from your providers.

* Video * Introducing the Virtual Education Center

Future Patient Health Education Portal Will Be “Source of Truth”

MHS Virtual Education Center Empowers Patients to Improve Outcomes

Virtual Education Center Provides Health Information to Patients

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Need help?

Contact the VEC Team