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Anxiety, depression, and poor sleep quality are common among medical students in Brazil [1]. They are, however, just one example of the mental health problems experienced by medical students worldwide [1,2]. The global prevalence of anxiety among medical students was reported to be 33.8% [3]. Sustaining optimal mental health during medical training is crucial for students to become effective physicians [4]. Anxiety in medical students can have negative effects on both academic performance and patient care [5]. Anxiety is associated with poor sleep among medical students in several cross-sectional studies [6-10]. Poor sleep quality is also associated with depression in medical students [8,11]. However, until Sleep Quality as a Predictor of Post-Clerkship Anxiety in Korean Medical Students: A Preliminary Report