The Technical Standards of the Tufts School of Medicine define the essential functions that an applicant or medical student must be able to perform in order to be admitted to Tufts, to progress satisfactorily through our program of study, and to graduate. Essential functions refer to all non-academic criteria that are necessary to participate in the educational program. In developing these criteria, the medical school and its faculty affirm the following expectations of our graduates:The awarding of the MD degree certifies that the individual possesses a broad base of knowledge and skills requisite for the practice of medicine. The medical education process must prepare the individual to be a generalist physician, not a specialist. As such, every student must complete all aspects of the required curriculum as determined by the faculty. The Tufts graduate must have the ability to function in a variety of clinical situations and to render a wide spectrum of patient care. The acquisition of scientific knowledge must be accompanied by the development of basic intellectual attitudes, ethical professional attitudes and behaviors, and moral principles that are essential for a responsible physician to possess.

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