PGY 1
Internal “Boot Camp” |
4 weeks |
Inpatient Adult Medicine |
10 weeks |
Inpatient Pediatrics |
6 weeks |
Obstetrics |
8 weeks |
Ambulatory Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
Ambulatory Family Medicine |
4 weeks |
Community Medicine |
2 weeks |
Emergency Medicine |
4 weeks |
Elective |
4 weeks |
Rural subspecialties (e.g. cardiology, GI, sleep, pharmacy) |
2 weeks |
Orthopedics |
4 weeks |
PGY 2
Health Systems Management |
4 weeks |
Inpatient Adult Medicine |
12 weeks |
Pediatric emergency medicine |
4 weeks |
Obstetrics |
6 weeks |
Behavioral Health |
2 weeks |
Ambulatory Family Medicine |
4 weeks |
Geriatrics |
2 weeks |
Emergency Medicine |
2 weeks |
Elective |
8 weeks |
Gynecology |
2 weeks |
Rural subspecialties (e.g. cardiology, GI, sleep, pharmacy) |
4 weeks |
Addiction Medicine |
2 weeks |
PGY3
Full scope inpatient medicine |
2 weeks |
Inpatient Adult Medicine |
8 weeks |
Ambulatory Family Medicine |
14 weeks |
Elective |
12 weeks |
Rural subspecialties (e.g. cardiology, GI, endo, sleep, pharmacy) |
2 weeks |
Surgery |
2 weeks |
Geriatrics |
2 weeks |
Emergency Medicine |
2 weeks |
Ambulatory Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
Gynecology |
2 weeks |
Addiction Medicine |
2 weeks |
In addition to the structured rotations listed, residents receive longitudinal training in outpatient Procedure clinic, POCUS, Lifestyle Medicine, nursing home care and health systems management. Graduates have the opportunity to sit for the American Board of Lifestyle Medicine certification exam at the end of residency and are well-prepared to apply for POCUS certification (such as through the Society of Hospital Medicine certificate program). Schedules will vary to maximize the learning for each resident and based on program evaluation feedback.
