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Family Medicine: Curriculum

PGY-1
Night Float - 6 weeks
Hospital Medicine - 14 weeks
Clinical Pharmacy - 2 weeks
Obstetrics - 6 weeks
Women’s Health - 4 weeks
Outpatient/Inpatient Pediatrics- 6 weeks
Pediatric Emergency Medicine at CHP – 2 weeks
ICU - 2 weeks
ER – 4 weeks
Pain Management & Addiction Medicine - 2 weeks
Orientation - 2 weeks
Holiday - 2 weeks

PGY-2
Night Float - 3 weeks
Family Medicine Office - 11 weeks
Elective - 8 weeks
Hospital Medicine - 6 weeks
Women’s Health - 4 weeks
Inpatient Pediatrics at CHP - 4 weeks
Musculoskeletal Medicine - 4 weeks
Cardiology - 4 weeks
Pulmonology - 2 weeks outpatient
Neurology - 2 week
General Surgery - 2 weeks
Holiday - 2 weeks

PGY-3
Family Medicine Office - 13 weeks
Elective - 12 weeks
Hospital Medicine - 6 weeks
Pediatrics - 4 weeks
Sports Medicine - 4 weeks
Surgical Selective - 4 weeks
Night Float - 3 weeks
Wound Care - 2 weeks
Orientation - 2 weeks
Holiday - 2 weeks

*In addition to the above block rotations, Outpatient Family Medicine, Outpatient Pediatrics, and Community Medicine occur longitudinally during all three years.

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.
  • 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.
  • Outpatient pediatrics: All three years with emphasis on PGY-1 and PGY-2 years.

Ready to Apply?

If you meet the entrance requirements, please submit your information through Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). If you have further questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at 1-800-723-2269.

ERAS Website

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