| PGY-1 |
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| Family Medicine |
14 weeks |
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OB/GYN |
4 weeks |
| Night Float |
8 weeks |
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Emergency Medicine |
4 weeks |
| Inpatients Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
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Outpatient Pedicatrics |
4 weeks |
| General Surgery |
4 weeks |
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Prenatal Clinic |
4 weeks |
| Elective |
4 weeks |
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Orientation |
2 weeks |
| PGY-2 |
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| Family Medicine |
10 weeks |
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Elective |
4 weeks |
| Cardiology |
4 weeks |
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Night Float |
4 weeks |
| Outpatient Fam Med |
4 weeks |
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Urology |
2 weeks |
| OB/GYN |
4 weeks |
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Nephrology |
2 weeks |
| Intensive Care |
4 weeks |
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Ophthalmology |
1 week |
| Prenatal Care |
4 weeks |
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Otolaryngology |
1 week |
| Orthopedics |
4 weeks |
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Inpatient Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
| PGY-3 |
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| Family Medicine |
18 weeks |
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Outpatient Pediatrics |
4 weeks |
| Elective |
12 weeks |
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Surgery |
4 weeks |
| C4 |
4 weeks |
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Emergency Medicine |
4 weeks |
| Night Float |
4 weeks |
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Dermatology |
2 weeks |
Call Schedule
First, second and third year residents participate in a night float system.
Responsibilities include:
- Admitting patients to the general medical, telemetry and ICU floors.
- Responding to floor calls
- Responding to “Code Blues.”
Senior residents function in a teaching and supervisory capacity while managing outside telephone calls from our patient population.
Longitudinal Experiences
Outpatient Family Medicine: One session per week (PGY-1); two to three sessions per week (PGY-2), and four sessions per week (PGY-3).
Community Medicine: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-2 and PGY-3 years.
Geriatrics: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-2 and PGY-3 years.
Practice Management: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-2 and PGY-3 years.
Radiology: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-1.
Behavioral Medicine: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-2.
Sports Medicine: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-2.
Procedures: All three years with an emphasis during PGY-3.