The Family Medicine II rotation consists of a four-week experience in third year, which is primarily preceptor-based, but may include both ambulatory and inpatient settings, some of which include residency-based opportunities. This clerkship will expose the student to various aspects of the diagnosis and management of patients in a family medicine practice, including the incorporation of osteopathic principles. This experience is supplemented by small group PICO project presentations, online cases and reading objectives. There is a nationally standardized post-rotation examination at the conclusion of this rotation.