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Schedule

A representative schedule is depicted below. The alternating four month trimester-based schedule assures seasonal variation in exposure to both medicine and pediatrics. At least one half of the total experience is in direct primary care, as required by the Boards of Medicine and Pediatrics. "Internship" level rotations are scheduled for the first 4 trimesters of the residency, of which 12 are PG-1 level rotations and 4 are "PG-level neutral" (elective, adolescent medicine, etc.) rotations. With this schedule, residents are well prepared to act as supervisory residents in both medicine and pediatrics when they have completed 16 months in the program.

Internal Medicine Rotations - 6 Trimesters/24 months

Rotation

Tri-1

Tri-2

Tri-3

Tri-4

Tri-5

Tri-6

Total

Overnight On-Call

Late Call Not Overnight

Neurology

 

1

       

1

Q4N -

Night Float

       

1*

 

1

- -

Medical Consultation

         

1

1

- Variable

MICU

1

   

1*

   

2

Q3N -

CCU

 

1

   

1*

 

2

Q4N -

General Wards

2

1

1*

1*

 

1*

6

- Q4N

Elective

 

1

2

1

1

1

6

- -

Ambulatory Block

1

   

1

 

1

3

- -

Geriatrics

 

1

       

1

- -

Emergency Medicine

   

1

 

1

 

2

10 hr shifts -

* - Supervisory Rotation (6 total)       Tri = 4 month block


Pediatrics Rotations - 6 Trimesters/24 rotations

Rotation

Tri-1

Tri-2

Tri-3

Tri-4

Tri-5

Tri-6

Total

Overnight On-Call

Newborn Nursery (WIH)

1

         

1

3x/month

NICU

1

 

1

1*

   

3

Q4

PICU

 

1

       

1

Q4 or Q5

General Wards

1

2

1*

 

1*

 

5

Q4

Elective

     

1

2

3

6

**

Emergency

1

       

1*

2

10 hr shifts

Urgent Care

     

1

   

1

**

Behavior

   

1

     

1

**

Child Protection, Adolescent, or Community Based Peds

       

1

 

1

**

Night Float

     

1*

   

1

 

Adolescent

 

1

       

1

**

MPPCC, Emergency or Urgent Care

           

1

NA

Hematology/Oncology

   

1

     

1

**

* - Supervisory Rotation (5 total)       Tri = 4 rotation block

** - 2 to 3 of these months will have Q4 night cross coverage responsibilities



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