Our program is designed to train family medicine physicians who see the whole patient and family, and understand the social, physiological, economic, cultural and biological factors the patients face. We accomplish this through training based on the core curriculum of family medicine, which includes continuity of care, family oriented comprehensive care and clinic practice.
Program Curriculum
PGY-1
Two to three 1/2-days clinic per week, during which time attending physicians are present for one-on-one consultation.
Family Medicine/Critical Care | 16 weeks | Four 4-week blocks |
Pediatrics (2 inpatient, 1 ambulatory) | 12 weeks | Three 4-week blocks |
Obstetrics | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Gynecology | 4 weeks | Three 4-week blocks |
Community Medicine/Health Systems Management | 2 weeks | One 2-week block |
Emergency Medicine | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Radiology | 2 weeks | One 2-week block |
Surgery | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
PG-2
Three to four ½-days clinic per week.
Family Medicine/Critical Care | 16 weeks | Four 4-week blocks |
Pediatrics | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Emergency Medicine | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Rural Medicine | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Obstetrics | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Cardiology | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Selective | 8 weeks | Two 4-week blocks |
Community Medicine/Health Systems Management | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
PGY-3
Four to five ½-days clinic per week.
Family Medicine/Critical Care | 12 weeks | Three 4-week blocks |
Emergency Medicine | 4 weeks | One 4-week blocks |
Psychiatry | 2 weeks | One 2-week block |
Sports | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Community Medicine/Health Systems Management | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
ENT | 2 weeks | One 2-week block |
Pediatrics - ambulatory | 4 weeks | One 4-week block |
Electives | 18 weeks | Four 4-week blocks |
Electives
- Any core rotation
- Anesthesiology
- Gastroenterology
- Endocrinology
- Critical Care/Pulmonary
- Nephrology
- PICU
- Rheumatology
- Infectious Disease
- Geriatrics