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TRIPLER ARMY MEDICAL CENTER (TAMC)
What To Do Once Your Clerkship Is Approved


 

1.  Training time for rotations at TAMC is limited; therefore, the TAMC Medical Education Office strives to make inprocessing as smooth / timely as possible so that trainees can start their training in an expeditious manner.

2.  As soon as you receive word that you have been approved to do a rotation at TAMC, please take care of the following requirements.  The importance of fulfilling the MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS (marked with an asterisk) prior to reporting to TAMC cannot be emphasized enough.  Trainees will not be allowed to participate in a rotation if a requirement is not met.

    a.  ALL STUDENTS (Civilian and Military - to include Universityof Hawaii (UH) medical students and residents in the Hawaii Integrated Residency Programs):

     * (1)  Make Housing Arrangements if applicable (see information sheet entitled “Housing Arrangement Instructions”).

     * (2)  All UH residents, civilian and military medical students must complete the TAMC Health Insurance Portability & Accountability Act (HIPAA) training.  Separate instructions were provided in the e-mail approval of clerkship message sent to trainees by the TAMC Clerkship Coordinator.  Upon completion, print out training certificates.  Bring certificates with you to the TAMC Medical Education Office when you inprocess; certificates will be validated by the TAMC clerkship coordinator.  Medical students from the UH do not have to take TAMC HIPAA training on-line if they received training at their school and can show proof of this training.  Trainees affiliated with the UH must bring HIPAA training certification to the clerkship coordinator in the TAMC Medical Education Office when you inprocess.

     * (3)  Ensure you meet health requirements and that your health records confirm that requirements were met (see information sheet entitled “Student Health Requirements").  Bring health records / confirmation of health requirements with you when you inprocess.  Documents will be reviewed by the TAMC Occupational Health Office during inprocessing.

     * (4)  Ensure your Basic Life Support (BLS) certification is up to date.  Bring a copy of your certificate with you when you inprocess with the TAMC Medical Education Office.

        (5)  Read the information sheet entitled “Inprocessing Guide.”  Print a copy for your personal use.

        (6)  Location of TAMC, the TAMC Medical Education Office, and map of employee parking.  Print copies for your personal use.

 

   b.  MILITARY STUDENTS ONLY:

     * (1)  HPSP STUDENTS:  In addition to applying for a clerkship rotation at TAMC via the TAMC Medical Education Office, you must apply for Active Duty Training (ADT) online at the following MEDCOM website:  http://www.mods.army.mil/MedicalEducation.

     * (2)  HPSP STUDENTS: Students needing advance pay must complete and submit the appropriate forms three weeks PRIOR to arriving at TAMC.  See the information sheet entitled “HPSP Student Advance Pay.”

    c.  CIVILIAN STUDENTS ONLY (to include University of Hawaii medical students and trainees in the Hawaii Integrated Residency Programs):

        (1)  Read the information sheet entitled “Standards of Conduct.”