The second- and third-year rotations provide a continuum of training experiences designed to sharpen and expand inpatient and outpatient skills.
Residents move beyond traditional community medicine principles and actively engage in an innovative population health curriculum. All residents maintain continuity experiences in both the urban (Family Medicine Downtown) and rural (Walter L. Aument Family Health Center) practices and more emphasis is placed on the personal responsibility of the resident in patient care. This includes office-based procedures, practice management, and collaborating with other members of the health-care team.
Second and Third Year Required Rotations
- Ambulatory Pediatrics
- Emergency Medicine
- Urgent Care
- Family Medicine Inpatient Service
- Geriatrics
- Inpatient Pediatrics (PGY II-Nursery/Lactation/NICU)
- Internal Medicine Teaching Service
- Maternal Child Health (Obstetrics and Nursery)
- Practice Management/Community Medicine
- Cardiology/Gastroenterology
- Psychiatry/Behavioral Medicine
- Sports Medicine
- Subspecialties
- Ambulatory Clinics
- Night Float
Elective Rotations
There are six elective rotations during the last two years of training.
Second and Third Year Residency Blocks
| PGY-2: No set order, 6 weeks total Night Float, solo OB weekend call, Sat/Eve WLA clinic, 3 weeks vacation | |||||||||||||
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| Week | Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | Block 5 | Block 6 | Block 7 | Block 8 | Block 9 | Block 10 | Block 11 | Block 12 | Block 13 |
| Week 1 | FHS Ward | MCH1(OB) | Peds/IMTS NF | Amb Peds 2 | MCH2 (Nursery) | Pull | PM/Comm Med/Advo | Cards/GI | GYN | Geriatrics | Elective | Elective | Elective (optional 1 mo. away) |
| Week 2 | Urgent Care | ||||||||||||
| Week 3 | ICU | Ward NF | OB NF | ||||||||||
| Week 4 | ED | Ward NF | HC NF | ||||||||||
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| PGY-3: No set order, 5 weeks total Night Float, solo OB weekend call, Sat/Eve WLA clinic, 3 weeks vacation | |||||||||||||
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| Week | Block 1 | Block 2 | Block 3 | Block 4 | Block 5 | Block 6 | Block 7 | Block 8 | Block 9 | Block 10 | Block 11 | Block 12 | Block 13 |
| Week 1 | FHS Ward | OB NF | Internal Med (IMTS) | Peds Inpatient | Psych (Behavioral Med) | Outpt Med | Sub-Specialty | Sports Med | Amb Clinics | House Chief NF | Elective | Elective | Elective (optional 1 mo away) |
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| Week 3 | MCH1 (OB) | House Chief NF | Elective | ||||||||||
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Work with Underserved Populations Away Rotations
Residents can spend one rotation in their second and third year in a setting where they can provide clinical service in a supportive, supervised setting.
In the U.S., residents may choose to go to Sitka, Alaska or several Indian Health Services locations.
International locations include Malamulo Hospital in Malawi and Shirati Hospital in northeast Tanzania. In the western hemisphere, many of our residents spend a four-week block working with the Mayan Medical Aid organization on the shore of Lake Atitlan in Guatemala. This is a combined medical service/language immersion experience where residents receive a half day of medical Spanish training, and the remainder in direct patient care to an indigenous population.