Rotation Outline
Curriculum
PGY1
Family Medicine Intro – First block – 4 weeks
Adult Medicine – 12 weeks
Emergency Medicine – 8 weeks
Obstetrics – 8 weeks
Pediatrics Inpatient – 4 weeks
Cardiology – 4 weeks
Orthopedics – 4 weeks
Surgery – 4 weeks
Community Medicine – 2 weeks
Ophthalmology or Urology – 2 weeks
Adult Medicine – 12 weeks
Emergency Medicine – 8 weeks
Obstetrics – 8 weeks
Pediatrics Inpatient – 4 weeks
Cardiology – 4 weeks
Orthopedics – 4 weeks
Surgery – 4 weeks
Community Medicine – 2 weeks
Ophthalmology or Urology – 2 weeks
PGY2
Elective Rotations – 10 weeks
Adult Medicine (night float) – 8 weeks
Obstetrics – 8 weeks
Pediatrics Inpatient – 4 weeks
Pediatrics Outpatient – 4 weeks
Geriatrics – 4 weeks
Gynecology – 4 weeks
Psychiatry – 4 weeks
Sports Medicine – 4 weeks
Ophthalmology or Urology – 2 weeks
Adult Medicine (night float) – 8 weeks
Obstetrics – 8 weeks
Pediatrics Inpatient – 4 weeks
Pediatrics Outpatient – 4 weeks
Geriatrics – 4 weeks
Gynecology – 4 weeks
Psychiatry – 4 weeks
Sports Medicine – 4 weeks
Ophthalmology or Urology – 2 weeks
PGY3
Elective Rotations – 16-18 weeks
Adult Medicine – 8 weeks
Chief Resident – 6-8 weeks
Pediatric Emergency Medicine – 4 weeks
Pediatric Outpatient – 4 weeks
Practice Management – 4 weeks
Dermatology – 2 weeks
Geriatrics – 2 weeks
Neurology – 2 weeks
Otolaryngology – 2 weeks
Adult Medicine – 8 weeks
Chief Resident – 6-8 weeks
Pediatric Emergency Medicine – 4 weeks
Pediatric Outpatient – 4 weeks
Practice Management – 4 weeks
Dermatology – 2 weeks
Geriatrics – 2 weeks
Neurology – 2 weeks
Otolaryngology – 2 weeks
Family Medicine Introduction Block
In order to ensure a smooth transition from medical student to resident, we provide a robust four week orientation for our residents at the beginning of their PGY1 year. During this time, residents:
- Meet with various hospital departments
- Rotate with upper level residents on inpatient service rotations and in the family medicine clinic
- See patients in the family medicine clinic
