Med/Peds Program Curriculum
Medicine | Pediatrics | Critical Care | Ambulatory | Emergency and Acute Care | Electives | Didactics
Evaluation
Curriculum for the Four-Year Residency Program
Residents rotate on Internal Medicine and Pediatrics in four month blocks, which allows for experience with seasonal variations in illness.
Internal Medicine Requirements: |
Pediatric Requirements: |
PL 1 & 2: |
5 months |
General Medicine |
PL-1 & 2: |
4 months |
General Pediatrics |
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2 month |
City Wide Ambulatory |
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2 months |
NICU |
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1 month |
Critical Care (ICU) |
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1 month |
PICU |
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1 month |
Cardiology |
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1 month |
Ambulatory |
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2 month |
Medicine Subspecialty/ Elective |
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1 month |
Normal Newborn |
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1 month |
Emergency Medicine (IM) |
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1 month |
Emergency Medicine (Peds) |
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2 months |
Pediatric Subspecialty |
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PL 3 & 4: |
5 months |
General Medicine |
PL-3 & 4: |
3 months |
Outpatient/ Community (*) |
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5 months |
Medicine Subspecialty Electives |
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2 months |
Pediatric Subspecialty |
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1 month |
Critical Care Medicine (ICU) |
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1 month |
NICU – required |
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1 month |
HIV |
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2 months |
Acute Care Resident/Night Float (See note) |
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1 month |
Acute Care / ER Supervisory |
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1 month |
Inpatient Supervisor |
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1 month |
Newborn Supervising |
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1 month |
Elective |
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Note: Acute Care Clinic replaces 1 month Outpatient/Community |
(*) Outpatient/Community: Pediatric Outpatient/ Community consists of three one month rotations: Community, Adolescent, and Behavior/Development.
