Core Rotations

Order of rotations within each year varies by resident.

Residents are allowed up to 15 days of vacation and 5 days of CME each year of residency. Residents are responsible for completing rotation requirements even if they have taken "time away".
If there are conflicts or other problems with time away requests, the Curriculum Coordinator, Associate Chief Resident, and Curriculum Director will work to resolve them.

In addition to completing the core rotations, residents complete their Major / Mastery rotations. Learn more about the Majors and Masteries here.

PGY1

Obstetrics 1

Obstetrics 2

Pediatrics - Inpatient

Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

Emergency Medicine 1

Family and Community Medicine 1

Orthopedics 1

Gynecology

Surgery

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) 1

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) 2

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) 3

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) 4

 

PGY2

Elective 1

Emergency Medicine 2

Family and Community Medicine 2

Obstetrics 3

Obstetrics 4

Family Medicine - Outpatient

Pediatrics – Outpatient 1

Emergency Medicine - Pediatrics

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 5A

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 5B

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 6A

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 6B

Major 1

 

PGY3

Major 2

Major 3

Major 4

Major 5

Pediatrics - Outpatient 2

Elective 2

Family and Community Medicine 3

Obstetrics 5

Orthopedics 2

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 7A

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 7B

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 8A

Family Medicine – Inpatient (Teaching Service) Longitudinal 8B

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“I really like the autonomy we get right away, and how we are allowed to critically think for ourselves from the start. At the same time, we are encouraged to ask for help when we need it, which gives you the feeling of support.”

Dan Lunetta, MD