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Behavioral Health & Recovery Services
Applicants must be currently enrolled in a U.S. Medical School and have completed their core rotation in psychiatry. Applications for visiting rotations must be submitted by May 1st for Fall rotations, and medical students will be notified by June 1st regarding availability of rotations. You must be able to supply proof of COVID vaccinations or an exemption, as per our county infection control policy. Please contact Priscilla Romero at PPadilla-Romero@smcgov.org and Eliana Riquelme at ecalvarez@smcgov.org with your application or questions. Application information is available below. Once you have completed the application and provided proof of vaccination, we will be notified by our organization that you are cleared, and we can begin the process of interviewing and coordinating.
1. All student placements must be approved by the host department manager or preceptor with a copy to the relevant placement processing departments. Placements are then processed and given final approval by:
2. All students being placed at San Mateo Medical Center must complete the student declaration form in the resource library below.
3. As per our student placement contract between the County and an approved school, we are requiring that only the school’s placement coordinator or designee representing the school (not the student) fill out the placement request form in the resource library below.
The school no longer has to send any medical records, OIG clearances, BLS cards, etc., to San Mateo Medical Center.
The school is responsible for reviewing and verifying the students’ health immunization & placement records and maintaining documentation during the placement process.
In the event that San Mateo Medical Center needs to review these documents, the school will provide them.
The following information is required for the student placement form (placement coordinator will review and verify the original documents and fill in the form based on this information, and the completed the attestation):
4. All students must complete SMMC’s Online Orientation found in the resource library below.
This link will change once it is updated. When this Orientation is updated, the new link will appear on the Student Declaration Form and on the Student Placement Form.
5. We anticipate that each application should take roughly 10 to 15 minutes to complete. The Online Orientation should take roughly 30-45 minutes to complete.