Rotations are divided into four week "blocks" which enable residents to complete 13 rotations in an academic year. Resident physicians are also provided with elective and track time to customize their experience to their desired type of practice.
Orientation - ½ block
Holiday Intersession - ½ block
Family Medicine Inpatient - 2 blocks (1 week of night float)
Emergency Medicine - 1 block
Medical Intensive Care Unit - 1 block
Full-Term Nursery - 1 block
Gynecology - 1 block
Ambulatory Pediatrics - 1 block
Pulmonology - 1 block
Cardiology - 1 block
Inpatient Pediatrics - 1 block
Obstetrics - 1 block
Surgery - 1 block
R2
Orientation - ½ block
Holiday Intersession - ½ block
Family Medicine Inpatient - 4 blocks
Family Medicine Inpatient night float - 1/2 block
Obstetrics - 1 block
Urology - ½ block
ENT - ½ block
Cardiology -1 block
Dermatology and clinic procedures - ½ block
Ophthalmology, Behavioral Science, Practice Management - ½ block
Electives - 2 blocks
Orthopedics - 1 block
R3
Orientation - ½ block
Holiday Intersession - ½ block
Surgery - 1 block
Supervisor Family Med Inpatient - 1 1/2 blocks
Family Medicine Night Float - ½ block
Orthopedics/Sports Medicine - 1 ½ blocks
Geriatrics - 1 block
Electives - 6 1/2 blocks
Goals and Objectives
It is the residents’ responsibility to ensure that the Goals and Objectives
contained herein are covered during the rotation block. Residents are
encouraged to meet with the faculty attending(s) to discuss the elements
which are not covered.
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