Curriculum Overview

The residency program is structured around four-week rotations, with a total of 13 rotations per academic year. This format ensures that residents gain comprehensive exposure to a wide variety of internal medicine subspecialties while developing the expertise needed for autonomous practice.

Individualized Training Opportunities

To foster personal and professional growth, each resident has the opportunity to choose 6 rotations—including selective and elective rotations—based on their specific needs, interests, and career goals. This flexibility allows residents to tailor their training experience, whether pursuing a specific subspecialty or gaining broader clinical exposure.

PGY 1 Year Rotations

General Medicine (3 blocks), Critical Care (2 blocks), Cardiology, Women's Health/ POCUS, ED, Anesthesiology/Addiction, Multidisciplinary Team, Night Float (2 blocks), and Ambulatory Month. Continuity Clinic days are scheduled throughout the year (2 days per block) except when on Night Float rotation.

PGY 2 & 3 Years - Residency Track Options

Primary Care Internal Medicine Track - provides special emphasis on the practice of ambulatory medicine in addition to the hospital-based experiences of General Medicine, Medicine Subspecialties, and Critical Care. The Primary Care IM Track resident is scheduled in the continuity clinic every week for a full day.

Traditional/Hospitalist Internal Medicine Track- concentrates on the inpatient setting. Residents are scheduled in the continuity clinic twice during each rotation, except when on Night Float rotation.