Medicine-Pediatrics Core CurriculumResidents switch from internal medicine to pediatrics every four months. Beginning in PGY-1, all residents have a full day of clinic each week with 1/2 day at the FQHC and 1/2 day at private practices in the community (see training sites for more information).
INTERN LEVEL: Months 1-16
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MEDICINE (8 months)
3 months general inpatient (UHATS) 1 month night float 1 month ER 1 month MICU 2 months electives |
PEDIATRICS (8 months)
3 months general inpatient 1 month Pediatric Outpatient Acute Care intern 1 month Newborn Nursery 1 month NICU 1 month Pediatric elective 1 month Pediatric Emergency Medicine |
SENIOR LEVEL II: Months 17-32
(Last 8 months of PGY-2 year + first 8 months of PGY-3 year)
MEDICINE (8 months)
2 months general inpatient supervisory (UHATS) 1 month AIM supervisory (outpatient acute medicine) 1 month Adult Cardiology 1 month Night Float Supervisory 2 months electives |
PEDIATRICS (8 months)
2 months general inpatient supervisory 1 month NICU 3 months electives 1 month PICU 1 month Pediatric Outpatient Acute Care supervisory |
SENIOR LEVEL III: Months 33-48
(Last 4 months of PGY-3 + all of PGY-4 year)
MEDICINE (8 months)
2 months general inpatient supervisory (UHATS) 1 month geriatrics 5 months electives |
PEDIATRICS (8 months)
1 month general inpatient supervisory 1 month adolescent medicine 1 month electives 1 month pediatric Emergency Medicine 1 month Behavior & Development |
Internal Medicine Electives
Combined Electives(Can be scheduled on IM or Peds Blocks)
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Pediatric Electives
Structured Learning Experiences- Resident Orientation
- Residents As Teachers Program - Practice Management Seminar - Daily Medicine and Pediatrics Noon Conferences - Daily Medicine and Pediatrics Morning Report - Pediatric Advance Life Support Simulator Lab - Evidence-Based Medicine Discussions - Journal Club - Weekly Medicine and Pediatrics Preclinic Discussions - Grand Rounds - Medicine/Pediatrics/Med-Peds - Research (optional) - Masters in Public Health (MPH) Program (optional) - International electives - Board review lectures |