GAdoc said it perfectly right, the most contact you can get with residents and attendings is best. If you are unsure if you want to do ortho (i.e. think you want to do it but haven't actually done any rotations in ortho) I think spreading it out is especially important.
Trauma is a good one and at most level 1's it's the most busy servicce and the easiest one to have students on. You'll certainly be busiest during those weeks.
That being said, one of my aways I did all 4 weeks on trauma (2 weeks at each different hospital), and on the other one I did 1 week of sports and 3 weeks of hand (Program director was a hand surgeon and he decided the residents).
Just do a good job and you'll be fine.
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