By the time of graduation, all students will be able to:
- Demonstrate the ability to cultivate a positive professional identity grounded in conscientiousness, excellence, and lifelong learning through self-reflection, incorporation of feedback, and the integration of new knowledge, skills, and behaviors.
- Demonstrate the professional qualities expected of a physician, including empathy, compassion, compliance, punctuality, reliability, responsibility, appropriate demeanor, honesty, and teamwork.
- Engage in behaviors that demonstrate respect for others, openness to different perspectives, and a commitment to fairness and professionalism in all interactions.
- Consistently demonstrate ethical behavior, including respect for patient privacy, the protection of autonomy, and the practice of informed consent in all clinical interactions.
- Demonstrate the ability to collaborate effectively within an interprofessional team to deliver safe, effective, and patient- and population-centered care.
- Demonstrate sensitivity and responsiveness to the needs, values, and perspectives of diverse patient populations, respecting differences in culture, identity, belief, ability, and life experience.