Internal Medicine
Program Structure
Our program is designed to prepare our trainees for the full scope of practice in Internal Medicine. Our graduates leave the program comfortable with acute and critical care, outpatient medicine, and procedures.
The academic year (July 1-June 30) is divided into 26 two-week blocks. All residents will rotate through the medical wards, intensive care unit, night float, ICU night float, various inpatient and outpatient electives, and the ambulatory clinics.
| Rotation | PGY-1 | PGY-2 | PGY-3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Inpatient Floors 7–8 blocks |
Inpatient Floors 6–7 blocks |
Inpatient Floors 3–4 blocks |
| 2 | ICU 4 blocks |
ICU / ICU Night Float 4 / 3 blocks (total 7) |
ICU / ICU Night Float 2–3 / 1 blocks (total 3–4) |
| 3 | Night Float 3–4 blocks |
Night Float 1–2 blocks |
Night Float 1–2 blocks |
| 4 | Ambulatory Medicine 6 blocks |
Ambulatory Medicine 6 blocks |
Ambulatory Medicine 6–7 blocks |
| 5 | Emergency Medicine 2 blocks |
Resident Admitting Officer 1 block |
Resident Admitting Officer 2–3 blocks |
| 6 | Elective (Neuro & Geriatrics) 3 blocks |
Elective 3 blocks |
Elective 6–7 blocks |
| 7 | Vacation 2 blocks |
Vacation 2 blocks |
Vacation 2 blocks |
*Schedules subject to change