1st Year Curriculum
The first-year curriculum affords our interns excellent experience. Our program is "front-loaded" in that the intern year is the most demanding.
2nd Year Curriculum
The second year shifts to a more outpatient focus with a diverse selection of subspecialty rotations.
3rd Year Curriculum
The third year continues with an outpatient focus and many opportunities to explore your own interests. Call is very light; about 13-15 days in-house per year.
| Typical Rotation Schedule
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PGY 1
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PGY 2
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PGY 3
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| Continuity Clinic
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1 half-day/week
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2-3 half-days/week
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3-4 half days/week
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| Orientation
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1 rotation in July
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| Family Medicine Service
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3 rotations
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2 months
Call 1 night/week
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1 "Chief" month
Call 1 night/week
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| Family Medicine OB/Newborn
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2 rotations
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1 month (Night Float)
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1 "Chief" month
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| Pediatrics
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3 rotations
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1 month
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1 month
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| OB/GYN
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1 rotation (Night Float)
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1 month
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| Subspecialty Rotations
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3 rotations
- Cardiology Consults
- MICU
- Surgery
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4 months
- Ortho
- Rural
- Behavioral &
Community Medicine
- Adult ER
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6 months
- Sports Medicine
- ENT/URO (2 weeks each in combined month)
- Geriatrics
- Radiology/Practice Management (2 weeks each in combined month)
- Dermatology
- Psychiatry
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| Electives
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3 months
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3 months
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Electives
During 2nd and 3rd year, residents have the opportunity to personalize their curriculum by choosing from a wide variety of electives. Away electives are allowed with prior program approval once a year. Examples of electives are listed but not limited to the list below:
Student Health
Travel Health
Wound Care
Eating Disorders
Medical Spanish
Geriatrics
Palliative Care
Sports Medicine
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Pain Management
Podiatry
Pulmonology
High Risk OB
Gynecology
Nephrology
Rheumatology
Endocrinology
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Aesthetic Medicine
Emergency Medicine
Global and Travel Health
Hospital and Clinic Management
Advocacy
Clinical Decision Making
Allergy
Pharmacy
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